The manager that was causing problems, no longer works for Imperial Oxnard…read more The new manager, Juanita, is easy to work with and she addresses concerns in a timely manner.

It's a lovely park with very nice people and a wonderful manager, Juanita. In my opinion it is a…read morehidden gem--a clean park, great clubhouse and pool. Reasonable rents AND just a few miles from the ocean! The lots are good sized, many have very large yards--bigger than many mobile home parks. I'm sad to see the complaints as they really don't reflect the overall quality of the park.

This 55+ Park is a complete Gem. Located near the Ventura River and the entrance is tucked back…read morefrom the famous Bike trail. The residents are very friendly. They answered questions I had regarding how they like living there. I have also had many conversations with the park management about mobile homes for sale and space rents and they have always been professional acourteous.

My father-in-law lives here. The infamous bike path borders…read morethe entrance to the park. It is clean. People are nice. The location is beautiful. The mountains are just so beautiful. A mountainous view like this in Palm Springs is quite costly, here in Casitas Springs it is quite affordable. Casitas Springs is a small town which was the home of Johnny Cash. It doesn't feel like Ventura out here. It is more rural than suburban. The dog owners all get together behind the gate. The dogs like the gathering as well. I can tell by their faces. My father-in-law wishes there were more social events. Turns out there aren't. I'm not sure why this listing refers to space 37. Anyways, my father-in-law is selling his unit. It is new 2 years or less new.

Love our community & property manager, Arlene. Always helpful, flexible & knowledgeable. Recommend…read morehighly coastal living in a beautiful- peaceful- Carpinteria!!

My Dad's lady friend, Dorothy Schlatter, bought a place here on Via Rubio, c.1992. Smart, kind…read morelady, Dorothy was. My Dad moved off my Santa Barbara ranch in 1999 to share Dorothy's place after the drive to ranch proved too challenging for his failing eyesight. This is how I became familiar with RGMHP. Well, Dorothy passed on in 2001 and my dad passed in 2002, and we sold that unit. When I retired and sold my cado ranch in 2004, I checked a number of mobile home parks in the area, and decided RG had them all beat. Tom, the manager, is outstanding. There are rules which everyone mostly abides, but there is no up-tight reaction for every minor infraction. Oh, this is a senior court, for 55+, but they allow a small percentage of exceptions. There are no children allowed, but they visit parents and grandparents here. Dog are allowed, limit one small dog, but here again, exceptions are made. There is some barking, at times annoying, but never intolerable. I had a feud with a neighbor over prolonged construction noise, but that has passed. This is a rent-controlled park, and that is respected by the owner, so rents range between 4-500/month, including water and sewer charges, which are 80-90/month (absurd), but that's not the owner's fault, and 4-500 is still very reasonable. RG is approximately 1/2 mile from the ocean and the weather is lovely, year-round. A few bums are seen now and then under the freeway, but not really a big deal. Shopping about a 1/2 mile away via the bike path under the freeway, and some people here take their electric scooters to go shopping. I ride my bike to Starbucks or the bank in 5 minutes. My lot is about 50 X 70, big enough for 52X24 mobile + large patio/yard and parking for 3 vehicles and my motorcycle. Some courts prohibit motorcycles and won't allow dogs to be walked inside the park. That would be unacceptable to me. BTW, I paid 200K for my unit in 2004, but it's probably wouldn't sell for that much now, since RE bubble popped. Price now run from the low 100K to over 200K on average. You might find a pull out for less than 100K and put in a brand new one. Residents are nice and friendly. There is a clubhouse and jacuzzi and a few other nice amenities. Most people have nice yards, but there a few (like mine), not so manicured, but OK. I feel very secure here, about 3/4 of the way in, over a quarter mile from the entrance (estimate), with no other access. Every once in a great while a car has been broken into, but to my knowledge no homes have been entered. Oh yes, a transient stole an old bike of mine, but I caught him a few days later. As a precaution, I now lock the cars and the bike, but I'm not at all worried about it. Well, that's all for now.

The annual harvest boutique was a huge success this year. Great crowd turnout. Looking forward to…read morenext year!

Lemon Wood is the premier mobile home park in Ventura. My space rent is just over $700 per month…read more There is ample space between the homes, and the park is beautifully landscaped and maintained. New ownership is superior to previous management where there were problems in the office. The new manager is strong on customer service and good communication. BEWARE: [spacerentguide.com] soon to be sued, lists the typical space rent as $8000 per month. That is a lie and I would like to know who's behind it. Lemon Wood features four ponds connected by a stream. Ducks, seasonal Canada geese, turtles, and a resident heron are commonly seen. Some wild mammals occasionally make an appearance. People here are commonly very friendly.

I've lived in this lovely park, for 20 years. My biggest problem are barking dogs. The management…read moreis are supposed to provide quiet enjoyment of your living space. But they don't. I'm taking care of my 92 year old mother, as we live together in the park. But I can't sleep because of the constant barking of the neighbor's dog behind me. it's a nightmare. Some of my other neighbors have it worse, with multiple dogs in one unit barking all day. Because this is private property, management has the authority to do more, they do as little as possible. I don't blame the dogs, some people don't know what they're doing.

This place is gross and rundown. The bathrooms are filthy, with sinks coming detached from the wall…read moreand wall trim and paint pulling away from the wall. Office numbering is nonsensical; kitchen vending machines are intermittently inoperable with faulty credit/debit terminals; waiting room furniture has prices that are broken, torn, and dirty; and, parking is poor.

I just moved in and LOVE my new office. Management is very nice and professional. I also have…read morefriendly neighbors. They have the best rates in the area.

I came from out of town and needed somewhere to work while I waited for my dog at a local vet…read more Coastal Coworking was the perfect spot! I got a day pass. The instructions were easy to follow, the space was nice, others were respectful and quiet. I couldn't recommend it enough. I wish I lived closer so I could go more!

A great place to work! We had to find somewhere to work due to a neighborhood power outage. It was…read moreeasy to buy a day pass and the instructions were simple to follow. It was very clean, quiet, they have snacks + really good coffee :)

The management team here is truly great. Whenever you text them, they respond right away, which…read moremakes communication so easy, and any maintenance issues are always taken care of that exact same day. Living on the Victoria Avenue side, we initially had single-pane windows that let in a lot of street noise. Management upgraded our bedroom windows to double-pane glass, and it made a massive difference. The community and residents here are wonderful. A particular highlight is the yearly movie night the management team hosts around the time school starts. It is such a fun way for everyone to come together, enjoy pizza, watch a movie, and let kids meet potential classmates before the school year kicks off. Highly recommend Sunset Cove to anyone looking for a responsive, family-friendly, and well-managed community!

Good location, friendly staff. They do a good job with the up keep of the building and amenities.read more