Mobile Home Parks in Plymouth

Beech Hill MHP is a small manufactured home community in Plymouth. The property is listed as an all-ages community and contains approximately 15 sites. Its relatively small size distinguishes it from the larger resident-owned neighborhoods elsewhere in Plymouth. The park maintains its own private drinking water infrastructure (classified as a community public water system by the state), which is managed by the park ownership. The community consists of a modest loop of homes, varying in age and size, nestled into the hilly, wooded terrain characteristic of the region. The park is situated within convenient reach of Plymouth's schools, shopping, restaurants, and regional services. Interstate 93 and Route 3 provide connections to the Lakes Region and the White Mountains. The directory identifies the community as established around 1970.

Carpenter Park is a recently established resident-owned manufactured housing cooperative in Plymouth. Homeowners acquired the community from the former private ownership, preserving an existing neighborhood and transferring control of the underlying land and infrastructure to its residents. The community has 16 homes, including one rental home. Its location in Plymouth provides access to downtown services, Plymouth Regional High School, Plymouth State University, and Interstate 93. The surrounding area offers access to the White Mountains, Squam Lake, and the Pemigewasset River recreation corridor. The cooperative structure ensures residents have a voice in community management and keeps housing costs affordable for all members.

Mountain View Farm is a premium, beautifully landscaped 55+ age-restricted community in Plymouth. Operating more like a condominium association than a traditional mobile home park, it offers brand-new, high-end manufactured homes geared toward retirees seeking a low-maintenance, luxury lifestyle. The community consists of 60 sites featuring state-of-the-art, multi-section manufactured ranch homes. These homes boast modern amenities like hard surface flooring, step-in showers, and energy-efficient appliances. The substantial monthly HOA fee covers extensive maintenance, including plowing, landscaping, grounds maintenance, and master insurance, ensuring a pristine neighborhood appearance. Located just off Crescent Street, the community offers incredible convenience to the town of Plymouth. Residents are mere minutes from shopping centers, restaurants, Speare Memorial Hospital, and the cultural events hosted at Plymouth State University, while enjoying a quiet, rural-feeling subdivision.

Pine Gate is a resident-owned manufactured housing community in Plymouth. Residents collectively own the property through their cooperative, rather than leasing individual home sites from an outside investor. Its location near Beech Hill provides a residential setting with convenient access to Plymouth's commercial center. The community consists of approximately 33 homes. Its cooperative structure gives members a voice in community management and lot fees. A community solar project has also been considered to provide financial benefits to cooperative members. Plymouth's schools, shopping, medical services, and Interstate 93 are accessible from the community. The park offers a stable, affordable housing option in the heart of the White Mountains region.

Whip-O-Will Hill Village Cooperative is one of the oldest resident-owned communities in the state, having joined the cooperative network in 1989. This long-standing independence has resulted in a deeply stabilized community with incredibly low monthly lot rents compared to regional averages. The park features 66 sites, originally established in the 1960s, which gives it a mature, heavily wooded character. The homes are a mix of traditional older units and newer replacements. The resident board is highly experienced in self-governance, managing the park's roads, utilities, and community standards efficiently to keep living costs minimal for all members. Situated on the outskirts of Plymouth, residents enjoy a quiet, tucked-away environment that is still just a short drive from Interstate 93 and the Tenney Mountain Highway commercial corridor. This provides rapid access to supermarkets, hardware stores, and regional employment.