VAGABOND MOBILE HOME PARK

Chris N. N

It is an older MHP populated by converted travel trailers with a number of decades to their credit. Some look like vehicles that should be orbiting the earth. Others are painted with colors usually reserved for a florescent box of Crayola crayons. As you fo deeper into the park the travel trailer conversions lessen and more traditional mobile homes populate the remainder of the park property. Just as the homes vary greatly so do the inhabitants who are of numerous nationalities. It's full of good neighbors some of whom have experienced difficulties and hardships. I lost my youngest son on May 24th, 2021. He died of massive organ failure. When I found him he was unconscious and clammy but still warm. I preformed CPR until the fire men arrived to take over life saving efforts for Joshua. At 5:18 am one of the firemen approached me and didn't have to say a word. I saw the despair coming. His countenance made it clear that the unbelievable had just occured. Denial, confusion, anxiety, dumb founded and 😠 angry. For A moment I felt hatred for the bearer of the worst thing I've ever heard. "Mr. Nicholls, I regret that I must inform you that your son passed away at 518. It still echos in my head as if I'd entered a spacial warp. I soon found 3 neighbors who had lost an adult child to similar circumstances of the loss of my Joshua. 2 of them had lost 2 sons. The other had lost her son just a few months prior to Joshua's departure. Those parents surrounded me and were available to just listen. Good compassionate people extended themselves to me in the wake of this tragic expeience. 😥 I suspose an accurate discrption of Vagabond Mobile Home Park in a one word summary is what I call HOME.

Mark Conley

Clean, multi age, reasonable rent

David Armstrong

Clean park.

Ella Yanez

Prices on trailers were way too much and not worth it. No visitor parking and the laundromat was always a mess/hassle to deal with. Only plus is the location really.