Ozark Highlands Homes & RV Resort

3.9
264 reviews

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Welcome to Ozark Highlands Mobile Home Community! We have open lots for both long term mobile homes, short term RV spaces, and long term RV spaces. We offer amenities such as a laundry room with commercial grade machines, Restrooms with showers (cleaned twice daily), basketball court, and beautiful scenery. We have mobile homes and manufactured houses for sale! Come on in and check it out for yourself!

Details

  • Onsite servicesAvailable
  • Wheelchair accessible entranceAvailable

Location

Ozark Highlands Homes & RV Resort
3731 South Glenstone Avenue, Springfield, MO
65804, United States

Hours

Reviews

3.9
264 reviews
5 stars
131
4 stars
62
3 stars
27
2 stars
14
1 star
30

What are people saying?

AI-generated from recent customer reviews

Management Issues

Customers frequently reported poor management responsiveness and rude behavior from staff, particularly from the office manager.

Cleanliness Concerns

Several reviews highlighted issues with cleanliness, including unaddressed pet odors, sewage problems, and inadequate maintenance of common areas.

Community Feel

Despite management issues, many customers appreciated the friendly community atmosphere and convenient location of the park.

Maintenance Staff Praise

The maintenance staff received positive feedback for their helpfulness and promptness in addressing issues.

Pricing Complaints

Multiple reviews mentioned dissatisfaction with rising rent prices and perceived value for the cost of living in the park.
  • MJ
    mark jones
    Dec 29, 2025
    5.0
    Very quiet very nice park walking distance to Walmart and literally everything
  • RS
    Ryan Stremlow
    Nov 24, 2025
    3.0
    We lived here for one year. When we initially moved in, we were not aware of the issues with the home. Keep in mind, we moved into a place that was only one year old. You would expect things to be pretty decent. We expected a tiny bit of wear and tear, which there was. It wasn't bad at all. However, there was a smell. It smelled like cat pee. We assumed it was the carpets, because they were not clean when we moved in. There were pet stains in multiple rooms. I requested that they clean those stains before we moved in, and the guy said he would have his cleaning person take a look. They never addressed it, so we cleaned them ourselves while moving in. The smell did not go away. Shortly after that, we found urine stains all around the baseboards in some of the rooms. So we cleaned those, too. The smell still did not go away. We eventually started checking things like the vents. That's where the problem was. There was pet vomit, food, and other nasty things inside the vents. We requested that they come clean them, and they told us that no one in the area can do that for mobile homes. So we did it ourselves. After that, we found out that cats were living under the house. They fought often, and it's possible that they were using the area as a litter box. I told management that they needed to secure the obvious gaps in the skirting. They ignored the issue. The other major problem we had was with our master bathroom. After using the shower for a short while, we started to notice a musty smell that wouldn't go away. We also noticed some weird orange fuzzy stuff growing on the outside of the shower bed. After further inspection, we could see that there was a really bad caulk job done on the shower. Water had been leaking through the shower door into the bottom of the shower bed and into the walls. Apparently, this issue was previously addressed and all they did was pull up the fuzzy stuff. It was actually some sort of fungus. We stopped using the shower, even though they told us it was safe. The first time they took a look at the shower, they said that it needed a lot of work, but that they were just going to seal it up and take care of the mold with Kilz. I'm not entirely sure what they did that time around. I think the guy may have attempted to seal the shower a bit, but it looked terrible. The material that the guy used started pulling up right away. He told us it was actually fine because the shower had grout sealing it. I don't think that was the case. There was a clear gap. The second time the guy came over to look at it (months later), he just put in some black baseboard vinyl in the bathroom corners. He mentioned that the walls near the shower would likely need to be replaced and that it would take about four hours or more. We never heard back about that. One other minor issue was that the house was not level. We requested multiple times for them to come level the home, and they said that it required another leveling since homes typically get leveled once they're installed and then again a year later. The biggest tell for us was that some of the doors wouldn't shut properly. The woodwork on all of the doorjambs was super crooked and twisted. All of the materials in this home were super cheap, so things like the main baseboards were already falling apart or decently damaged. On a positive side, the community seemed nice. Living close to Walmart and just about everything else in Springfield was pretty nice. We never had a chance to check out the pool or the community room, but we did get to use the storm shelter two or three times. Honestly, I don't know what I expected with a mobile home. My gripe comes from how much we were actually paying compared to what we were getting. Our rent was about $1,300 a month, so I just expected more for our money.
  • CC
    Candis
    Nov 24, 2025
    1.0
    I thought this was going to be a decent place to live. But since arriving not even 1 year ago, there has been issues with the sewage. Methane leaks to endure for almost a month. I've been screamed at by staff to leave the office because of complaints due to the on going sewage issue in the same spot for 2 decades. No proper clean up after 20 trailers on one sewage line was emptied in my back yard and my neighbors front yard. Toilet paper feces up under my home that wasn't addressed. Not to mention packages that were dropped at the community office that were opened and hidden beneath the island of the office. It took 6 weeks just to get a key to the mailbox when I moved in. This place is located in a convenient area but to have to deal with thieves that actually take money for this community park. A 7.5 rent increase as well. Did anyone else get a 7.5 rent raise beside the people who complained. There is no way to even complain because the 888 number goes directly to the people who have no problem committing a federal offense. Rose in the Arizona office is just like speaking to a brick wall. I reported the theft to her and the only thing I received was an email stating in a couple days I'll be contacting. They all lie . That's been my experience. They offer to pay for any other home owners problems that is directly theirs but ive not been given that luxury. As of now im having to clean up 20 trailer homes fecal matter and toiletries out from under my home. Due to the massive spill in my back yard on October 30th. Dont consider this place. It's not at all like the website. Do yourself a favor and got to one that isn't affiliated with inspire communities.
  • MC
    Mark Copeland
    Oct 16, 2025
    3.0
    Okay place but you better get a bank loan for the deposits
  • JU
    James Updike
    Sep 18, 2025
    5.0
    Nice trl park, my grandson lives on 4th Street

Frequently Asked Questions About Ozark Highlands Homes & RV Resort

What types of homes and spaces are available at Ozark Highlands Homes & RV Resort?

We offer open lots for long-term mobile homes, short-term RV spaces, and long-term RV spaces, plus mobile homes and manufactured houses for sale.

What amenities does Ozark Highlands Homes & RV Resort provide to residents and visitors?

Amenities include a laundry room with commercial-grade machines, restrooms with showers cleaned twice daily, a basketball court, and beautiful scenery.