Mobile Home Parks in Danville

Browse 4 mobile home parks in Danville, NH with 368 total sites.

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About Danville

Danville is a small town in Rockingham County with a close-knit community atmosphere.
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Cotton Farm Village Cooperative

45 Beatrice Road, Danville, NH 03819

Cooperative (ROC)All Ages140 sites

Cotton Farm Village Cooperative is a large, all-ages resident-owned community (ROC) located in Danville, New Hampshire. It transitioned to a cooperative model in May 2025, offering its residents control over park rules and community improvements in a suburban setting. The community is well-established and features approximately 140 to 146 home sites. The layout includes winding paved roads and standard lots that accommodate a variety of manufactured home styles, primarily single-section homes with traditional siding and rooflines. As a cooperative, residents hold an equal share in the corporation that owns the land, ensuring long-term affordability and protection against eviction. The lifestyle is community-focused, with major park decisions made democratically by the homeowners. Cotton Farm Village is situated off Beatrice Road, offering residents quick access to Route 111. This location provides a balance of quiet residential living with easy access to shopping centers in nearby Plaistow and Kingston.

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Iron Wheel Cooperative, Inc.

9 Wheel Way, Danville, NH 03819

Cooperative (ROC)55+86 sites

Iron Wheel Cooperative is a resident-owned, 55+ active adult community situated in Danville, New Hampshire. It is designed to be a supportive neighborhood focused on enhancing the quality of life, independence, and social engagement of its senior residents. The community features approximately 81 home sites set along private community roads like Wheel Way. Homes are well-maintained, with the cooperative structure ensuring that infrastructure and shared spaces are preserved according to resident priorities. The lifestyle at Iron Wheel Cooperative is vibrant and socially active. The cooperative routinely organizes social gatherings, informative meetings, and community events to foster friendships and a collaborative spirit among the 55+ residents. Located in a quiet suburban area of Danville, residents enjoy a peaceful retirement setting while remaining within driving distance of regional healthcare facilities, grocery stores, and major routes connecting to southern New Hampshire.

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Rock Rimmon Cooperative

112 Long Pond Road, Danville, NH 03819

Cooperative (ROC)55+109 sites

Rock Rimmon Cooperative is a resident-owned, 55+ senior community located in Danville, New Hampshire. Having joined the ROC USA network in January 2016, the park is entirely managed and owned by its residents, ensuring a stable and supportive environment for retirees. The community is relatively large for the area, comprising 109 to 127 home sites. Set along Long Pond Road, the lots accommodate a mix of single and multi-section manufactured homes in a dense but heavily wooded neighborhood setting. Residents enjoy the security and affordability of cooperative living, where monthly lot rents remain controlled by the member-elected board. The community promotes a quiet, secure lifestyle tailored to active adults and retirees. Situated near Long Pond, the community offers a tranquil, natural environment with opportunities for outdoor recreation, while still being just a short drive from local convenience stores and major routes to Plaistow.

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Spruce Valley Cooperative

Beach Plain Road, Danville, NH 03819

Cooperative (ROC)All Ages33 sites

Spruce Valley Cooperative is a small, all-ages resident-owned community located in Danville, New Hampshire. The community transitioned to cooperative ownership in March 2022, securing long-term affordability and land control for its residents. The park is an intimate community featuring just 33 to 35 home sites. Located along Hemlock Drive and Beach Plain Road, the park features a traditional layout with primarily single-wide manufactured homes surrounded by local woodland. The lifestyle is quiet and self-directed, with the cooperative board handling basic infrastructure and road maintenance. Residents benefit from the stability of collective land ownership and democratic decision-making regarding park budgets and improvements. Located in a rural portion of Danville, the community offers a secluded feel while remaining within the highly-regarded Timberlane Regional School District, making it a practical and affordable option for families.