Mobile Home Parks in Deering

Contoocook River Cooperative is a large, resident-owned manufactured housing community situated off Long Woods Road near the Contoocook River in Deering. Originally established in 1971 as Longwoods Mobile Home Park, the residents organized with the New Hampshire Community Loan Fund in March 2024 to purchase the park and convert it into New Hampshire's 149th resident-owned community. The neighborhood has a quiet, wooded rural atmosphere bordered by local trails and riverfront land. The community spans roughly 106 sites laid out along Martin Road, Wyman Road, Hubbard Road, and Chamberlain Court. Approximately 85% of the housing stock consists of single-wide homes alongside 15% double-wide/multi-section units, with roughly 75% featuring peaked roofs and lap siding. Homes range from vintage 1970s–1980s models to brand-new infill manufactured homes placed on vacant lots following the cooperative conversion. Located just across the town line from downtown Hillsborough via Bridge Street (NH Route 149) and US Route 202, residents have immediate access to grocery stores, restaurants, and Hillsboro-Deering schools within a 5-minute drive. Outdoor recreation is directly accessible via adjacent snowmobile and ATV trail networks, nearby golf courses, and Contoocook River access.

Hedgehog Community Cooperative is an intimate, 18-home resident-owned community located along Johnson Road in rural Deering. Operating as a ROC USA-affiliated cooperative since January 2005, the community is self-governed by its member-homeowners, offering long-term lot stability and democratic oversight of monthly carrying charges and maintenance. The small footprint features paved interior access and off-street parking spaces. Roughly 90% of the residences are single-section manufactured homes complemented by a small number of multi-section units. Because of its modest 18-lot size, turnover is low and the park maintains a close-knit, low-traffic residential character. Positioned off NH Route 149 in western Deering, the community is a short drive from commercial services and schools in neighboring Hillsborough, while providing easy commuter connections east toward Weare and Manchester or north toward Concord via US Route 202.

Johnson City Mobile Home Park is a small, quiet manufactured home enclave situated near Holton Crossing Road and Johnson Road in Deering. Built around 1966, the community sits in a wooded, rural corridor near the Deering–Hillsborough border and operates with resident park approval requirements. The park comprises an estimated 18 home sites arranged along a single internal loop (Johnson City Park). Housing consists primarily of older single-section manufactured homes built in the late 1960s and 1970s, many of which have undergone private exterior and interior renovations over the decades. Residents enjoy a secluded country setting while remaining within 10 minutes of downtown Hillsborough's supermarkets, pharmacies, and medical offices, as well as the Hillsboro-Deering school campus and US Route 202.