Rancho Huntington Mobile Home Estates

Touching Turtles

It was like going through a time stopped paradise. The neighborhood was very nicely decorated and what not. This was all because of the house owners and some houses just looked like a mess. The roads were quite bumpy and there were many twists and turns. Other than that it looked great and was really fun to walk through. There's a pool and a playground, however this resident claims that it is hers and doesn't allow use of it.

Magdalena Salazar

Nice park very clean and quiet. Nice street. Need numbers on the houses with illumination and more visible by the mail box. At the entrance a map with the roads and location of the numbers. So we do not have tovsrive all around the houses

Michelle Belding

My mum's friend lived here she passed away her daughter wanted to do a small memorial gathering of 20 people at the clubhouse mgrs wanted to charge them to use the facilities. We almost bought in this park so glad we didn't. We bought in mariners point around the corner. We ended up having the memorial service here for her at our clubhouse no charge no problem Bill the park owner is wonderful if your looking to purchase a mobile home purchase one in mariners point!!

Annie Bananie

In the past (and hopefully in the future), I would have given Rancho Huntington Mobile Home Estates five gold stars. However, in the recent past the park has been purchased by a large corporation that is attempting to change us over from a senior park to an all-age park. As many of our neighbors did, we purchased our mobile home with the intention of living here until we died and leaving our home to our son and his family. The management company has not made any attempt to resolve this situation or even discuss it with the current residents. This is long been a quiet and serene mobile home park where many members of Orange County s older community have been happy to spend their retirement years. With the possibility of families with children moving into the park, the quiet enjoyment of our park, including the swimming pool, the billiards room, the workout room, the laundry facilities, etc. will be lost. There will be a lot of noise and children riding bicycles, skateboards, roller skates, and other children s toys throughout the days. Those who are disabled and/or sick will not be able to relax and take a nap in the afternoon. Huntington Beach City Council is attempting to assist the residents in their attempt to keep RHMHEs a senior park, but only time will tell.