Mobile Home Parks in Charlestown

Blueberry Hill is a smaller manufactured-home community identified in Charlestown's mobile-home directories. Its North Hemlock Road location places it within the rural residential landscape of the town. MHVillage reports approximately 30 sites, paved internal roads, and off-street parking. The listing identifies the community as all-ages and documents a restricted pet policy.

Cardinal Haven is a resident-owned manufactured-home cooperative incorporated in May 1992. Its members own the cooperative rather than leasing the entire property from an outside investor. The cooperative is managed through an elected board of directors consisting of residents. The community has approximately 49 homes and is located at Ponderosa Park in Charlestown. Its cooperative governance gives residents a role in decisions about operating policies and community management.

Crown Point is a small resident-owned manufactured-home community listed in the New Hampshire Community Loan Fund's resident-owned community directory. Its cooperative status is supported by the community's formal name and its inclusion in the statewide ROC records. The community has 15 reported homes and is situated within Charlestown's residential area. Its relatively small size distinguishes it from larger communities such as Twin Valley Estates and Windy Acres.

Great Meadows is an operating-status-supported manufactured-home community in Charlestown. Current and recent property advertisements identify individual homes within Great Meadows Mobile Home Park, demonstrating that the community has continued to function as a residential land-lease property. Homes are located on numbered lots along the park's internal roads, with individual manufactured-home properties and shared infrastructure. Published listings show a variety of older manufactured homes, including properties built in the 1970s and 1980s.

Lower Landing is a land-lease manufactured-home community in Charlestown. A real-estate rental advertisement specifically identifies a vacant mobile-home site at 14 Lower Landing Road, providing evidence that the property has been marketed for continued use as a mobile-home park. The advertised site is approximately 55 by 75 feet and has water, sewer, and electricity available. Residents are responsible for their own utilities and rubbish removal, while snow removal on the main road is included in the advertised rent.

Sunrise Village appears in the Charlestown MHVillage directory as a manufactured-home community. Its Cummings Avenue address establishes a location within Sullivan County, but the available directory information does not establish its actual occupied site count. The directory identifies a community manager by the name of Rene LaFleur, but it does not provide sufficient information to confirm the current management arrangement, housing layout, or operating status.

Twin Valley Estates is a larger manufactured-home community in Charlestown, established in 1989. Its 150 reported sites make it one of the larger identified communities in Sullivan County. The property is marketed as a residential neighborhood offering manufactured homes and rental lots. The community contains single- and multi-section manufactured homes, with paved internal roads and parking. Its location offers access to Charlestown's local services and nearby Claremont, with additional regional amenities across the Connecticut River in Vermont.

Windy Acres is an established resident-owned manufactured-home community in Charlestown. It was established in 1967 and became a cooperative in 1993. Its 73-site layout provides a relatively established residential neighborhood in the Connecticut River Valley. Homes are individually occupied within a cooperative structure, with residents participating in community governance. The community has paved streets, sidewalks, and off-street parking. Its all-ages designation makes it suitable for a broad range of households.