Northland Park

Joel Campbell

Older mobile home park in Whitehorse that is very well maintained. Streets are plowed and graded regularly and mobile homes are made to be kept orderly.

Off the claim

Drove in...drove out...

TeAwna Lennie-Gill

Im happy to have q home looking forward to moving back in to my dads trailer there. Going to try and communicate with the park owner and see what's able to be done to the trailer yard and etc. Will edit rating afterwards

Karla Le Cheminant

It is a trailer park. One entrance has a sign to show how the trailer numbers work. Otherwise it is very hard to figure out.

JayBruceWorld

Arguably the best trailer park in Whitehorse. Pad rent is still a lot for what it is but at least you can have animals. People will still try door handles In the park so lock your vehicles. The park is unpaved but it’s nice that you can put as much household garbage as you want in the dumpsters. The kids parks are pretty brutal. The newer one near the dumpsters wasn’t installed right and several of the supports could be pushed right over either because the beams are rotten or they weren’t cemented in. The management will act as if your lease agreement supersedes the tenancy act because the park is “private property”, it doesn’t. Make sure you know your tenancy rights front to back because they will try and scare you off with threatening letters should there be any issues. The trails around the park are great. The trails and relative privacy afforded by the park are why I’m giving it a 3/5. As far as I’m concerned, it would be a 5/5 if management was more consistent and more proactive when it comes to park maintenance and ensuring drainage issues are addressed in a timely manner. Some lots have terrible flooding and ice because of where the park piles snow and their refusal to find adequate solutions for drainage.