Mobile Home Parks in Lee

Durepo Mobile Home Park is a small, family-owned manufactured housing community situated along Allen Road in a quiet rural section of Lee. The community consists of single-section and modest manufactured homes set on wooded lots with private driveways. Residents enjoy a secluded country environment while remaining just minutes from Route 155, Route 4, and the University of New Hampshire in Durham.

Evergreen Terrace is a quiet, established all-ages manufactured home community tucked into a wooded setting in Lee. Homes include single-wide and double-wide units on shaded lots with storage sheds and off-street parking spaces. Located near the Durham town line, the park offers a fast commute to UNH, Route 4, and Route 125 shopping plazas.

Hills Acres is a small, rural manufactured housing park located on Snell Road in Lee. The park accommodates single-section mobile and manufactured homes arranged in a quiet country clearing surrounded by woods and agricultural land. Residents have convenient access to Route 155, Mast Way Elementary School, and commercial services at the Lee Traffic Circle.

Lee Hill Mobile Home Park is a modest, all-ages manufactured home community situated along Lee Hill Road near the town center. The community consists of older and updated single-wide homes set on tree-lined lots with individual driveways. Situated near the intersection of Route 155 and Route 152, residents have quick access to town offices, Oyster River Cooperative schools, and Route 125.

Packers Falls Village Mobile Home Park is an established residential community located off Packers Falls Road and Otis Lane in eastern Lee near the Durham and Newmarket borders. The neighborhood features single-wide and double-wide manufactured homes set amid mature pines and hardwoods with private driveways and storage sheds. Its eastern Lee location offers proximity to the Lamprey River, UNH campus, and commuter routes toward Exeter, Dover, and Portsmouth.

Pine Knoll Village is Lee's largest manufactured housing community, positioned directly along Route 125 (Calef Highway). The park combines a mature woodland setting with active on-site home sales and community management. Housing consists of a wide variety of single-section and multi-section manufactured homes—including newer multi-section models with peaked roofs, decks, and sheds—along streets such as Pinecrest Estates and Balsam Lane. Located on Route 125 just south of the Lee Traffic Circle (Route 4), residents have immediate access to grocery stores, restaurants, hardware stores, and direct highway links to Durham, Portsmouth, Epping, and Concord.

Sandy Pines Cooperative is an intimate resident-owned mobile home community located on Tuttle Road in Lee, New Hampshire. As a very small park, it provides a quiet, secluded living environment in the highly desirable Seacoast region. The cooperative model here ensures that this pocket of affordable housing remains protected from commercial redevelopment. With just 12 home sites, the community has a minimal footprint and a highly private atmosphere. The housing stock is a mix of single and multi-section homes, many of which are nestled into the wooded surroundings typical of the area. The small size of the park means that lot boundaries are clear, and residents enjoy a significant amount of natural privacy. The community does not feature shared recreational amenities, focusing instead on the core benefits of cooperative living: affordable rent and shared control over the land. Residents work together to manage basic park maintenance, fostering a close-knit neighborhood dynamic where everyone knows their neighbors. Located in Lee, residents benefit from a rural lifestyle while being part of the prestigious Oyster River Cooperative School District. The park is strategically positioned for easy commuting to the University of New Hampshire in nearby Durham, as well as straightforward access to Route 125 for travel to Epping or Rochester.