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Mobile Home Parks for Sale in Arizona

Parks tracked

23

Cities covered

13

Parkvestor tracks 23 mobile home and manufactured housing communities across Arizona. Most never reach a public listing site, so owners and buyers typically transact off-market.

If you own a park here and want to know what it is worth, a free evaluation is the usual first step — it establishes a value range before you decide whether to go to market at all.

1 for sale in Arizona

Seasonal RV Park with Potential for Full Year Operations

$600K
La Paz County

Incredible opportunity for the first time park buyer or the seasoned investor. This RV park sits on a total of 69 acres. 40 acres are built out with 73 RV spaces, a newly renovated clubhouse, and various other outbuildings. The park also includes a clean double wide mobile home with an attached office. The mobile home can be used as rental income or for personal use. The clubhouse features a pool table, laundry room, restroom, kitchen and large dining hall area. The park has an outdoor kitchen structure and two separate shower/restroom buildings. The front restroom building also features a coin operated laundry room. The spaces are very large and all feature a concrete pad which keeps the dirt and dust down. Pull-thru spaces are available. Additional revenue streams include propane sales and an RV dump station. The park is currently a seasonal park open from October to April. Potential sources of additional revenue include staying open all year, including propane and dump station sales, and converting the house to a rental. A unique feature of this park is that it has direct access to BLM land that allows guests with ATV's to ride out of the park into the Arizona Outback and enjoy hundreds of trails that will keep your patrons coming back for more. The town of Bouse has a local library, a gun range, two restaurants and a Family Dollar store. Bouse is South East of Parker and North of Quartzsite. The park has gone through a recent renovation and is ready to hand over to the next owner. We have a website, Facebook page, and phone number that will be transferred to the new owner.

73 sites69 acres

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many mobile home parks are there in Arizona?▾

Parkvestor tracks 23 mobile home and manufactured housing communities in Arizona. Each park record includes location, space count, and regulatory compliance status where the state publishes it.

How do I find out what my Arizona mobile home park is worth?▾

Request a free evaluation through Parkvestor. An independent partner brokerage reviews your park's income, space count, and local market comparables and returns a valuation range at no cost. Parkvestor may receive a referral fee if you later transact.

What drives mobile home park values in Arizona?▾

Occupancy, lot rent relative to the local market, whether the park is on public utilities, and the share of park-owned versus tenant-owned homes. Deferred infrastructure — particularly private water and sewer — is usually the largest single adjustment to price.

Are there mobile home parks for sale in Arizona right now?▾

Yes — Parkvestor currently lists 1 mobile home park for sale in Arizona. Request full financials on any listing for a direct introduction to the listing broker, free and with no account required.

Can I sell my mobile home park without listing it publicly?▾

Yes. Many park sales in Arizona are handled off-market to avoid unsettling residents or staff. A free evaluation is the usual first step — it establishes a value range before you decide whether to go to market at all.

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