Mobile Home Parks in Rindge

Browse 1 mobile home park in Rindge, NH with 72 total sites.

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About Rindge

Rindge is a small town in the Monadnock Region of Cheshire County, home to Franklin Pierce University and several lakes including Lake Contoocook. The town's rural character and college presence give it a quieter, smaller-scale feel than the university towns of the Upper Valley. Franklin Pierce University anchors much of the town's economic and cultural activity, while the surrounding lakes and conservation land provide swimming, fishing, and hiking. Rindge's proximity to Mount Monadnock and the broader Monadnock Region makes it a base for outdoor recreation as well. Housing in Rindge remains relatively affordable, drawing families, retirees, and those connected to the university. The town's rural setting and lake access appeal to residents seeking a quiet, small-town lifestyle within the Monadnock Region.
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Monadnock Park Cooperative

106 Monadnock Park, Rindge, NH 03461

Cooperative (ROC)All Ages72 sites
Monthly Fee: $450/mo

Monadnock Park Cooperative is a medium-sized resident-owned community located in the town of Rindge, in New Hampshire's quiet Monadnock Region. The park offers an affordable, family-friendly housing solution in a rural part of the state, ensuring that residents have secure, long-term land tenure through the cooperative ownership model. The community consists of 72 home sites laid out along forested, paved residential streets. The homes vary widely in age, encompassing both older single-wides and newer multi-section units. Lots are generally well-sized, allowing residents to maintain personal gardens, outdoor sheds, and private recreational spaces in a woodsy, natural setting. Resident life is centered on the democratic governance of the park. The cooperative board works to keep monthly lot rents stable and manages the communal infrastructure, including water, sewer, and road maintenance during the harsh winter months. The environment is unassuming and deeply community-oriented, with neighbors supporting one another. Positioned in Rindge near the Massachusetts border, the park is ideal for residents seeking a quiet lifestyle with access to natural landmarks like Mount Monadnock. It is conveniently close to Franklin Pierce University and local shopping in nearby Jaffrey, providing essential services without the congestion of a larger city.