Northway Mobile Home Park

Nicole Rice

One of my friends live here. She has a beautiful trailer. Some others are not so nice. Probably depends on which one you live in and who you live next to

Shyane Barnes

Trashy park ..cats everywhere. Do NOT suggest living there.. Terrible property managers never fix or address anything. Managers are sneaky sneaky snakes 👩‍🦳👨‍🦳they worry about everything else other than the managment of the park lol. Pothole city . Just very neglectful management simple.

Tom Hagen

Great place to live. Managers do their jobs well and really care about the people that live here. If you ever have a problem, just need to reach out to them and they will handle it. Most of the people that have problems on here probably got thrown out of the park because they didn’t pay their rent lol. As for the potholes, they were bad but the roads have since been paved. Most of the residents are friendly and make a great effort to keep their lots clean along with the rest of the park. One of the nicest parks around.

Lisa Hathaway

I've lived here several years, & things have gradually declined, despite attempted repairs by the park. From day one, there have been endless water issues. Periodically the water has smelled like rotten eggs, and other times smelled fine. Water pressure is terrible almost all the time. There were times they've stated they reduced the pressure to reduce water usage because the well pumps couldn't handle it. The solution, then, should be to upgrade the pumps to handle the number of trailers in the park. Currently, the well that services the homes...is not drinkable. It has pfoa & pfas contamination, with one being 7 times the state limit. Someone went door to door with handouts with the testing info, & told us not to drink it, & that it would hopefully "only" take 4-6wks to fix. Supposedly the other well, which doesn't supply to the homes, is drinkable & everyone can fill bottles from that spigot. What I want to know is how long was the water contaminated for, while everyone was drinking it? How often was testing being done? Those are considered "forever" chemicals, because they just build up in the body without being flushed out, & cause all sorts of problems, especially for fetal & infant development. The only affordable filtration system that will filter those out is reverse osmosis systems, which are $200+. You can't boil the water with that contaminant either, because it just concentrates the chemicals. On top of the water problems, there were sewage issues. It took them a couple years to dig up & replace that system (and they didn't finish the entire park yet either), and they only fully repaved part of the main road in. The rest that got dug up...are still just uneven patches of pavement in the strips where the road got dug up. I've seen kids rip up chunks of pavement along the edge & toss them into the road. Our lawn got dug up from a trailer being torn down. While tearing it down, during roof removal, they were just tossing all the nails onto the ground. Considering it's a lawn with kids around, & cars are expected to park on lawns in winter, we weren't happy. Not to mention just having part of our lawn torn up still as spring & summer arrive, so kids have less safely usable lawn. The neighbors are great & look out for each other, but with all the issues with the park itself, more people are gradually moving out & not being replaced very quick (or at all) with new residents. As far as landlords...a good chunk of the trailers are rented out by the park, with the rest being rented by a few common landlords (as I understand it), & actual owners. If you have mail sent there... good luck receiving it. I have frequently been given other lots mail instead of my own, despite having a label in our box with our names. And there's no guarantee you'll ever get your mail if it was put in another trailer's box. Yet if you confront the mailman, he claims he doesn't make mistakes. We know when we're missing mail thanks to USPS informed delivery. Delivery drivers frequently get confused because there's no map of the park posted anywhere...& house numbers don't follow a typical pattern. Things they could do to make the park better? ...hire a snow removal service in the winter, fix the roads, fix the street lights, make sure all the cameras work, put in a playground (at the very least) & basketball court for all the kids so they stop playing in the streets so much, upgrade the wells, have a roll-off available once per season, & stop frequently pulling the "we will evict you" card for every little thing when there are so many issues needing to be addressed.