Mt Joy Mobile Home Park

"Not sure what the owner spends the lot rent on, but it's definitely not the trailer park. "Roads" are 98% gravel with HUGE potholes throughout. The abandoned trailers are surrounded by weeds the size of trees, some growing into the homes. The empty lots are full of garbage, rats, and roaches. Cats and dogs run about freely. Overall, not worth the money. Safe? If you're fine with meth heads as your neighbors."

"Quiet neighbors who pretty much do their Own thing, but nearby in case of trouble. Terrible non drinkable water. Pretty and peaceful.and safe setting. Too much wildlife :( throughout the 15 plus years we have been here have had to battle with raccoons wanting to break into the house and shed and rats creating havoc in cars. Recent addition March 2023: the roads have always been bad here especially one of them that has very deep ruts. the post office has now informed us that they will not deliver any packages within our park until the potholes are repaired. the post office manager told me he has tried repeatedly to alert our office to the situation but has received no response. he has advised us residents to appeal to the manager also to see what can be done. he says that his carrier to the park had her bumper damage because of the ruts Since this writing, some rock has been put on the worst roads. The situation has improved somewhat but we will see how it goes when the winter comes."

"While its a decent place, you need to be very careful driving through as it has numerous large potholes everywhere. Poorly plowed and poorly salted. The entire drive throughout needs to be redone."

"I do like it out here. It is quiet, I don't have to worry about break in's, and the kids love the school they go to. Not to mention lot rent is cheap. But yes like was said in another review I don't trust the water all that much so we got a top of the line softener and reverse osmosis system for drinking. Other then that no complaints"

"If you want to live here, prepare to buy bottled water to drink every week, be a decent with fixing things around the mobile home, and a decent car you don't mind replacing shocks and struts on every once in awhile. There has been a giant pothole at the entrance to the park for ten years and we just stop asking management to fix it because we knew his answer will be eventually. We asked for a paved driveway. Management said they'd get to it. 13 years later it still hasn't been done. There is a sort of a community outreach here in the park and if you have children prepare for the school system to be prejudicial towards them regardless of your income. All in all not a good place to live unless you just need a roof over your head. Then it's okay."