Hope Valley Resort

Just know that this isn't a hotel resort. It's a residential community of tiny homes on foundations. Very well laid out, very attractive community and several member giving 5 star reviews to this lifestyle alternative. It is not age restricted, but no children in the community due to 1 bedroom units, very few 2 bedroom units. Units are around 150k, land owned by a company that manages the grounds.

We love our home at Hope Valley. Most of the residents are nice people and it's a beautiful place to live. Only negative is that, under new ownership, the rent has doubled for new residents, making it difficult to sell your home if you decide to move. Otherwise, it is a nice, peaceful place to live.

This tiny home park is beautiful! It is clean and landscaped to perfection. The facilities are very nice and lodge like. The property manager is top notch and is always available. A nice place to live!

My husband and I have lived at Hope Valley Resort for almost 3 years....WE LOVE IT! We have enjoyed being able to get rid of so much “stuff” and downsize, to live simply! The community is amazing and everyone is friendly and willing to help when needed. There is so much to do, trails to hike, fish at the pond, enjoy the hot tub and (seasonal) pool, pickle ball, basketball, tennis, picnics at the pond, work out gym, book club, bible studies, game day, and clubhouse that is available to all residents. There is also a laundry room if you don’t have a washer/dryer in your home! We have had concerts and parties at the clubhouse for residents and outside guests. The families that own/run the park are amazing. They have done so much to improve everything here, and take pride in the park, starting with the Beautiful waterfall as you enter through the beautiful gate. It definitely shows when you drive/walk through. If there is an issue they want to get it taken care of right away. We really feel blessed to be living here, and able to enjoy the family like community.

Everything was really nice until I mentioned my dogs ,their size and breeds. The management has a weight limit on dogs and they discriminate based on breeds. Dogs must be under 60lbs. They don't care whether they are good animals or not. As soon as I mentioned my Pitty, the tour guide was like "Nope" and pretty much told me that I'd need to get rid of her. TOUR OVER !! Not everyone likes little ankle biters that do nothing but yelp constantly and bark. I prefer to not be micro-managed either, while paying for a service. It's a Tiny home/ moble home community, not a Consentration Camp!