Mobile Home Parks in Dover

Bayview Village is a small resident-owned community in Dover. Homeowners purchased the 18-home park in April 2021, establishing Bayview Village Cooperative as a resident-owned community. The cooperative provides manufactured-home living in the Dover area, with access to the city's shopping, employment, schools, and regional transportation. Its proximity to Boston Harbor Road also places it within reach of the Seacoast. Located minutes from Dover Point Road and Route 16 (Spaulding Turnpike), residents have immediate access to Portsmouth, Newington shopping centers, and downtown Dover.

Converted to a resident-owned cooperative in May 1989, Cocheco River Cooperative is an intimate 19-unit community located on Middle Road in Dover. It joined the resident-owned community network in 1989. The park consists of single-wide and double-wide manufactured homes arranged in a quiet residential enclave with well-kept yards and driveways. Situated near central Dover, residents are within a short drive of Garrison Elementary, downtown restaurants, Wentworth-Douglass Hospital, and Route 16.

Dover Point Cooperative is a resident-owned community that has operated since 1977. Its 78-home inventory makes it a substantial cooperative community within Dover. The community is served by city water and sewer, and its cooperative ownership structure allows residents to participate in decisions about management and community policies. Residents benefit from immediate proximity to Route 16 (Spaulding Turnpike), Little Bay waterfront parks, and Seacoast employment centers.

Built in 2002 and managed by Americad Properties, Doverbrook is an upscale 84-site 55+ active adult manufactured home community located on Dover Point Road between Exits 6 and 7 of the Spaulding Turnpike. 100% of the residences are modern multi-section (double-wide) manufactured homes featuring peaked roofs, vinyl lap siding, attached garages or carports, and landscaped lots along wide streets. Its Dover Point location places residents minutes from downtown Dover, Hilton Park, and the major retail and dining district in Newington and Portsmouth.

Farmwood Village is a large manufactured-home community situated on Durham Road (Route 108), between Dover and Durham. The community is strategically located near the Spaulding Turnpike and I-95, making it convenient for employment and shopping throughout the Seacoast region. The community was established in 1974 and contains approximately 159 home sites. It is managed by Sun Communities and offers a broad range of recreational and social facilities. Located minutes from downtown Dover, the University of New Hampshire, the Spaulding Turnpike, and I-95, Farmwood Village is one of the Seacoast's most centrally situated communities.

Miller & Miller is a small, traditional mobile home park located adjacent to Bayview Village on Boston Harbor Road in southern Dover. The park consists primarily of older single-section mobile homes set on compact lots with off-street parking spaces. Its location provides rapid access to Dover Point Road, Route 16, and the Portsmouth/Newington commercial corridor.