Mobile Home Parks in Belmont

Great Brook Village is an upscale, age-restricted (55+) manufactured home community developed in 1993 in Belmont. The neighborhood has a manicured, suburban retirement village feel with paved roads and mature landscaping. Across its 65 sites, roughly 80% of residences are multisection double-wide homes with peaked shingled roofs, lap siding, four-season sunrooms, decks, and attached garages. Utilities are served by community well and septic systems. Located just off Route 140 near Route 106, the community is minutes from Belmont village shopping, Laconia medical facilities, and I-93 Exit 20 in Tilton.

Ladd Hill Cooperative is a 32-home resident-owned community located in Belmont, New Hampshire, part of the picturesque Lakes Region. Established as a cooperative in March 2016, the park offers a small, neighborhood feel set against a backdrop of classic New England foliage. The community is celebrated for its quiet environment and the stability that comes from resident governance. The community consists primarily of older and contemporary manufactured homes, with lots accommodating both single and multi-section layouts. Many homes feature peaked roofs and lap siding, blending seamlessly with the rural character of the area. The lots are laid out thoughtfully to maximize natural light and yard space for individual homeowners. Amenities at Ladd Hill are geared toward practical community living rather than resort-style features. The cooperative structure means residents have an equal say in the management of the park, ensuring that infrastructure improvements and community guidelines reflect the actual needs of the people living there. The community maintains a pet-friendly policy for small dogs. Positioned conveniently in Belmont, residents have straightforward access to Route 106, making commutes to Concord or Laconia manageable. The community is located near regional shopping centers, local schools within the Shaker Regional district, and the vast recreational opportunities of Lake Winnisquam and surrounding state forests.

Lakes Region Manufactured Housing Cooperative is a substantial resident-owned community situated in Belmont, New Hampshire. Having joined the ROC USA network in June 2000, it is one of the more established cooperatives in the state. The park offers affordable, secure housing for individuals and families who appreciate the natural beauty and community spirit of the Lakes Region. The park is relatively large, accommodating 111 home sites along neatly paved, quiet neighborhood streets. Homes vary in age and style, encompassing both single-wide and double-wide units, many with customized landscaping, porches, and private driveways. The scale of the community allows for a diverse mix of residents, from retirees to young families. Resident life is centered on the democratic cooperative model, which ensures that lot rents remain reasonable and that maintenance priorities are set by the residents themselves. While lacking high-end recreational facilities, the community provides a clean, well-maintained environment where neighbors can walk their dogs, socialize, and participate in board meetings. Located on Top Lane, the community is strategically placed near major thoroughfares, providing easy access to Laconia's commercial district and the Tanger Outlets in neighboring Tilton. Residents enjoy close proximity to major medical facilities and the abundant summer and winter recreation that the Lakes Region provides.

Northbrook Village is a compact, all-ages mobile home community established in 1982 along Bishop Road in Belmont. Set back in a residential wooded area, the park maintains a quiet neighborhood atmosphere. The community contains 34 sites arranged along narrow internal roadways, composed of approximately 80% single-wide and 20% double-wide homes. Positioned near the Belmont/Laconia town line, residents are within a 10-minute drive of downtown Laconia, Lake Winnisquam, and Route 3/Route 11 retail corridors.

Pine Gardens is one of Belknap County's largest family-oriented manufactured housing communities, established in 1971 amid the wooded hills of Belmont. The park spans a winding network of association roads bordered by forest. With 170 total sites, roughly 65% are single-wide homes and 35% are double-wides, nearly all featuring peaked roofs and vinyl lap siding. Many corner and perimeter lots abut woods for added privacy. Situated directly off Route 140 just 3.2 miles east of I-93 Exit 20, Pine Gardens provides immediate access to Shaker Regional schools, Tilton outlet shopping, and Lakes Region recreation.