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Candlewood Park

3.4
(403 reviews)

Business Details

424 32 Road, Clifton, CO
81520, United States
(970) 432-4731

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Mobile Home ParkMobile Home DealerMobile Home Rental Agency
Welcome to Candlewood Park in Clifton, CO, a family-friendly manufactured home park that brings together the beauty of the region with the convenience of the big city. With housing costs skyrocketing, Candlewood Park offers families the opportunity to achieve the American dream of home-ownership without breaking the bank. Manufactured homes cost less to rent or own, have dramatically lower utility costs, and significantly less maintenance cost and efforts. Finally! A solution that delivers safety and comfort to your family that is within financial reach.

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  • Onsite servicesAvailable
  • Wheelchair accessible entranceAvailable

Location

Candlewood Park
424 32 Road, Clifton, CO
81520, United States

Hours

Monday9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
SundayClosed

Reviews

3.4
403 reviews
5 stars
131
4 stars
72
3 stars
87
2 stars
44
1 star
69
  • FL
    Freedom LaTruth
    today
    2.0
    I have lived in this park for about 12 years and never really had an issue till recently. I always paid my rent on time , kept my lot clean and organized and felt like that was enough. I even defended the management team to other residents when they wanted me to go to their meetings against the company. The lot rent has increased $200+ in three years and they cannot keep the common areas maintained or the irrigation on . Then will cite residents for lot maintenance. Park is filled with criminals , sex offenders and stray animals so safety is not a reality. I would highly recommend seeking another place to live if in the market. You can receive a first time home buyer loan and pay less than mortgage on a trailer with the lot rent included. If you’re gonna deal with HOA Karen’s at least own the property. I will continue to jump through their hoops long enough to sell this trailer and find a place with property.
  • CO
    Cindy Ott
    Sep 4, 2026
    1.0
    We've lived here 3 years. When we moved in it took 2 weeks to get us "approved". They finally figured out the issue and approved us. We're in a big lot. when we moved in the grass was beautiful! The past 2 years there has been nothing but issues with irrigation water (non existing) and weeds taking over. I asked for a copy of my lease 3 days ago and still have not got one!! I went by the office yesterday at 3:30 and it was locked. Opened later on. Most of the time the phone doesn't get answered. It's very frustrating because we have a beautiful home and had a great yard! Try to call cooperate and they never answer the phone!
  • DH
    Dani H
    Aug 24, 2026
    4.0
    It's a little sketchy. I mean, when you go out for walks you have to watch out for creepy people. I have had to do this several times, but at least the side I live on is a nice street. Get a nice view of the mountains. Edit: the park's water isn't working for some reason, so to water our plants we have to hook our hose up to the house water. 🤔
  • DD
    Deb Dunlap
    Jun 30, 2026
    1.0
    Lived there for 6 years. Couldn't keep staff employed in the office, or a management company who saw the residents as anything more than a dollar sign the entire time. Not even the staff felt the need to obey their own rules, like stopping at stop signs or following speed limits, endangering all the residents in the area. Attitudes in the office were horrible: snappy, unhelpful, and rude (with a few exceptions). Each new management company would come in, hack the budgets in an effort to make more money, at the expense of the parks aesthetics, quality, and care. Lot rent when we moved in in 2019 was <$500, and when we moved out in 2025, it was nearly $750/month. They hired a company to improve the park, building new decks, patios, replacing skirting, etc. on the units, that would increase the lot rents permanently if you had anything done, not just until it was paid off, under the guise of them being "the park's problem" to maintain, but it turned out they actually hired one of the staff members' family to do the work, using a crew that didn't speak English, and weren't vetted prior, so they raised rents even though they didn't construct to code, and guaranteed nothing, leaving residents to maintain it afterwards. The drug situation kept getting worse. 6 "random" fires in the park that were gutting trailers, but were left open to access by random people to squat without being monitored. Good luck getting the Sherriff's department to come out there. "We'll come take a look if we can get an officer." which meant "it's not happening any time this decade, deal with it." My dad was so scared for me to be living there, that one of his last requests before he passed (RIP) was "get my kid out of that war zone."
  • SW
    Serenity Watson
    May 20, 2026
    1.0
    You do NOT want to purchase a . mobile home here. You will NEVER have reliable irrigation. It will be broken or shut off 80% of watering season. You will posted if your lot isn't perfect. The newsletter is basically lies about "community events" which are basically, some dried out vegetable tray, when the letter states, food, games, activities etc. It's really sad how much they spent to "remodel" the community center and then stopped allowing residents to use it for birthday parties and so on. It's a sad place to live honestly. They don't take care of the lawn at the park, it is always dead and brown.

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