Mobile Home Parks in Barrington

Ambleside Mobile Home Park is a small, quiet, privately owned manufactured home community situated along Roberts Road in a wooded residential pocket of Barrington. The park maintains a low-density, rural New England atmosphere surrounded by mature pines and hardwoods. The community consists primarily of older single-section and modest multi-section manufactured homes set on individual lots with private driveways and small yards. Located just off Route 125 and Route 9 (Franklin Pierce Highway), residents have quick access to Barrington town services, local grocery stores, and commuting corridors toward Dover, Lee, and Rochester.

Barrington Estates is an established, mid-sized all-ages manufactured home community positioned off Route 125 in southern Barrington. It offers a suburban-meets-rural neighborhood layout with winding interior streets. Housing consists of a mix of 1970s–2000s single-wide and double-wide homes, many featuring pitched roofs, vinyl siding, storage sheds, and carports or paved parking pads. Residents are minutes from the Route 125 commercial corridor, Barrington Public Library, and the Lee Traffic Circle, providing direct highway access to UNH in Durham, Dover, and Portsmouth.

Built in 1977, Barrington MH Estates is an 80-site all-ages manufactured housing community located along the Route 9 corridor. The community features a well-maintained, quiet residential setting bordered by wooded buffers. Roughly 75% of the homes are multi-section (double-wide) units with peaked roofs and lap siding, giving the neighborhood a cohesive, site-built residential appearance. Situated directly on Route 9, the park offers convenient east-west commuting access between Dover, Rochester, and the Concord area, with shopping plazas and local schools within a 10-minute drive.

Converted to resident ownership in March 2002 (with major infrastructure and home expansion in 2003), Barrington Oaks Cooperative is a 49-lot democratically governed community tucked into a wooded setting off Goldfinch Road and Bluebird Lane. The neighborhood features gravel roads lined with newer single-section and multi-section manufactured homes (roughly 85% single-wide and 15% multi-section), 95% of which have vinyl lap siding and spacious yards with sheds. Located in rural Barrington, residents enjoy privacy while remaining within 15–20 minutes of Dover and Rochester retail centers and 30–45 minutes from the Lakes Region and Seacoast.

Emerald Acres is an established all-ages manufactured home community located off Emerald Drive in Barrington, offering a peaceful, tree-lined residential environment. Homes in the community span several decades and include both single-wide and double-wide floor plans set on moderate lots with private driveways and storage sheds. Positioned near Route 125 and Route 4, the community provides straightforward access to Durham, Lee, and Dover shopping centers and commuter routes.

Greenhill Mobile Home Park is a small age-restricted manufactured-home community established in 2003, with approximately 20 sites. The homes are predominantly single-level manufactured homes with peaked roofs and lap siding. The neighborhood has paved roads and off-street parking. Its location offers access to Barrington's residential amenities and the wider Seacoast region. Its eastern Barrington location places residents within a 10-minute drive of downtown Dover, the University of New Hampshire in Durham, and Route 16 (Spaulding Turnpike).

Halcyon Hills Mobile Home Park is a well-established manufactured home community located off Ford Drive in Barrington. The neighborhood maintains a quiet, country feel typical of Strafford County's rural towns. Lots accommodate a combination of vintage and modern single-wide and double-wide manufactured homes with individual yards and off-street parking. Residents have easy access to Route 9 and Route 125, placing Rochester's commercial district and Barrington's town center within a short drive.

Lee Oak Cooperative is a 72-lot resident-owned manufactured housing community located at 9 Roberts Road near the Barrington–Lee town line. Governed by a resident Board of Directors, the park emphasizes long-term affordability and community stability. Roughly 70% of the homes are single-section and 30% are multi-section units situated along paved roads with off-street parking and wooded lot perimeters. Situated minutes from Route 125 and Route 4, residents have rapid access to the Lee Traffic Circle retail plazas, UNH in Durham, and commuter routes toward Portsmouth and Manchester.

Pepperidge Woods is a resident-owned manufactured-home community established in 2004. It is a relatively small cooperative with 44 sites, where homeowners collectively own the community and participate in its governance. The community has paved internal streets, a clubhouse, and recreational facilities. Its setting in Barrington provides a residential environment with access to nearby outdoor recreation and the Seacoast's services. Its northern Barrington location gives residents quick access to Route 125 and downtown Rochester's shopping, medical facilities, and Route 16 highway connections.

Pumpkin Hollow Mobile Home Park is a small, rural manufactured housing community located along Tolend Road in eastern Barrington near the Dover border. The park consists primarily of single-section mobile and manufactured homes set on modest lots surrounded by conservation land and woods. Residents enjoy a secluded country setting while remaining just minutes from Route 9, Route 108, and downtown Dover amenities.