Clear Creek Mobile Home Park

No heat, NO descent AC, mold issues, trailers literally falling apart. Roof leaked for the entire year and a half I lived there and their so call «fix it» made it worse. Holes in floors, they fixed by covering with carpet or linoleum? Yep. Doors leaked water and their fix, put flashing over top or caulk. Door was falling apart from the inside out and rotted, they nailed a strip of trim on the bottom of the door.
Call maintenance man, he comes out and says I will be back tomorrow, never shows. That is is tag line for good luck fella, fix it yourself. Talk to him and he says owner will not fix that, it for whatever issue he decides. Talk to «park manager», we have talked to him about the issues and we will again and I will send the owner out to check work orders. Yeah right, not once did the owner come out to check a single work order, although he did say once he would even.
We were told no dogs over 20 pounds yet there were German Shepherds, Pitts, Boxers, Labs and Rottweilers in the park all over. Like they are all under 20 pounds, yeah right. Cats galore tearing up trash and getting under trailers and having a hay day.
They want to raise the rent for «maintenance fees and mowing». Ok, but no maintenance being done! Mowing, another joke.
Want to keep warm, turn on your oven or get space heaters is what I was told. OK, during the day when I am awake I might use one in the room I am in but do not trust them at night, when I am not there or in the room with it. If you do use it any source of heat it does no good with all the drafts the warmth just blows out and runs up your electric bill .
Bugs, mice and snakes galore. Not just roaches, a lot of the trailers are infested with bed bugs. I was fortunate to get one that wasn’t and had it sprayed regularly to make sure it did not get any .
My small dogs barked, ok its daylight, its what dogs do when people come around and I never left them outside at night. If I took them out to potty at night I stayed right there and they did not bark. Get over it.
In one bathroom the ceiling was falling after they «fixed» roof leak so they got brackets and strips of 1 X 2 and «braced» it from the inside. What a joke.
People drinking and driving all through the park, drugs, fights, yelling all hours of the day and night. Oh, it was one thing after another and drama all the time. Saw more police have to be called out in one week then I have ever seen in my life .
The owner serves you his own eviction notice, which is not worth the paper it is written on and not signed by a judge. If you don’t leave he threatens to throw you out and even starts taking your stuff to the curb and then city hits you with the bill for clean up. I did not personally have this issue but have family that did and she got a lawyer and lawyer said unless signed by a judge and served by an officer of the court or police it is not legal .
I recommend you do NOT rent from them. Even to save money, because with all the issues you will have you will not save money, you will have to fix it yourself or deal with it .,
I could go on and on but I think I have gotten my point across. Stay away from these trailers and the ones on Bunny Trail he owns too. They are worse !

I would love to give this place a rave review, but it’s just not in me. For the price, these homes are about what you’d expect. They’re not great, but if you’re paying this little each month, can you really complain?
The trailers aren’t well insulated. Most of them in my experience do not have heat or central A/​C and rely on window units to keep the place cool in the summer. While this can get quite expensive, there are some simple and inexpensive fixes you can do in your own home to try and mediate the problem a little. Plastic insulation over the windows goes a long way towards keeping a regular temperature inside the house, and thermal curtains, or even just blankets over the windows can keep the sun out in the summer (helping to keep things cool in the summer) and the drafts out in the winter. This can be a quick fix that will save you a lot of money.
The condition of the trailers really depends on what trailer you get. Some of the bigger ones are really quite nice. However, the cheaper two-​bedrooms are kind of what you expect. The electrical is quirky. The toilets tend to run if you don’t jiggle the handle. The doors don’t seat quite right in their frames leaving gaps, or meaning they can’t close all the way at all.
Being out in the country, and with so many trailers so close together, you’ve got to expect some bugs. We had just barely moved in when we noticed fire ants accumulating around our kitchen sink, probably going after the water. We also noticed roaches in the house, as well as in a couple of the other trailers when we’ve visited with neighbors. From what I understand, roach problems are common in trailers, but it doesn’t make it any more pleasant. Since terminating is the responsibility of the tenant, be expected to have to regularly work to control the problem, or just deal with the bugs.
The neighborhood is also full of stray cats and outdoor cats. We were advised not to leave trash outside in bags because the cats would tear it up. We were also warned that leaving anything outside could be an invitation for cats to pee on it. We’ve heard more than a few cat fights in the neighborhood.
Overall the neighborhood seems to be quiet, but every once in a while we’ve heard all out screaming matches, which is why we generally keep to ourselves. We really don’t want to be involved in that kind of drama. There have been a few nights of loud music, but usually the person playing the music has been good at turning it down if it gets bothersome.
They are also pet friendly, though you’re on your own responsibility if you want a fence for a dog. You just have to get it approved by management, which from what I understand isn’t that big of a deal. Given how few places around here seem pet-​friendly, that’s a bonus.
Management is wonderful, which is also another bonus, but maintenance is really not so great. They come out quickly for emergency stuff, but there are other problems where they just seem to shrug their shoulders and pretty much tell us to deal with it rather than fixing the problem. There have been a couple of other situations where people we know living here have had similar complaints, where they either take forever to fix things or they just kind of shrug it off and tell you to deal. It’s not bad if you don’t mind doing the work yourself, but they also inform you any improvements you make to the place are on your dime, so I would suggest either dealing with it, or get on them about it until they fix it.
All in all, it’s not a bad little place to live, but expect to get what you pay for, especially if you’re in the lower cost section of the trailer park. I think I would consider living here again to save on money, but if cost weren’t an issue, we’d definitely live in a nicer neighborhood.