Almost a year and a half ago, I moved into this mobile home park. Initially, it was out of necessity. I needed a place that would accept my dogs and, more importantly, was close to my daughter, who had just had a baby – I’m only about a mile away. I started in a studio, since we only planned to stay few months. To be honest, I was worried. This park had a reputation; it was known as the worst park in Modesto. My first impression wasn’t great – garbage was everywhere, people who didn’t live in the park were hanging around the entrance, their was loose chickens everywhere and it just didn’t look safe.

However, the transformation I’ve witnessed since then has been remarkable. The park is significantly cleaner now; the days of trash piling up in front of homes are gone. Management has become incredibly proactive. Christy and Jessica are constantly patrolling and addressing any issues with people who don’t belong, which has made a huge difference in creating a safer environment. Maintenance is absolutely awesome and fixes almost any problem the same day. The whole office crew is also excellent at communicating; they keep residents informed about any issues that may arise. All of the park staff is extremely friendly and helpful. Guarantee you will always be able to walk around a find someone that works here if you have a problem! They work together seamlessly.

Beyond the physical improvements, the entire atmosphere of the park has changed. It’s become a genuine community. Everyone knows each other, and you rarely see people walking through who don’t live here. If you don’t recognize someone, it’s easy to find out who they are. This sense of community was really solidified by a family day they held last summer. They organized hotdogs, waterslides, and games, which gave parents a chance to connect and realize that the park was safe for their kids to play outside. I noticed a significant positive change in the park’s social dynamic after that event, with more kids playing and residents being much friendlier. In fact, the improvements were so significant that, a few months after moving into the studio, my family and I felt confident enough to purchase a mobile home here.

It’s hard to believe this is the same place it was less than two years ago. I can now walk to the store at midnight without feeling unsafe. Kids are out playing, and there’s a real sense of community. I truly appreciate the peace of mind, the strong community vibe, and the fact that I now live in a clean, safe, and welcoming environment.