Golden Palms Mobile Home Estates, Sacramento CA

Great place for Golden Aged children looking for a safe neighborhood to live and socialize. Under good management and well maintained.

In answering Mary's question, I forgot to mention that most/many trailer parks are 55+. Some rent or sublet in different circumstances and states. As a well-traveled Army veteran who retired at 55 after 20 yrs service and is 57, presently; I meant to say I was speaking in a general sense. Been thru GPalmsMHP, very kempt for the most part. Thanks.

We moved in December of 2019, just before the pandemic hit. It turned out to be one of the best decisions we have ever made for our selves. Our home is older but well maintained and still has a lot of good years left in it. When we purchased our home, management worked with the realtor to make the transition as easy as possible for us. Our neighbors are very pleasant. They are friendly, and will wave and say hello every time they see us. The overall feel of the park is genuine kindness. There is access to a swimming pool, a spa, clubhouse that has a kitchen, library, billiards/game room, laundry facilities for all residents. There is even a clothing facility where you can donate clothes or go to get different clothing. This park takes care of it’s seniors. During the pandemic, on two separate occasions the owners had groceries delivered to every home in the park, paid for out of the owners pocket. There is a bread delivery one day a week and grocery delivery one day a month. They have donuts and coffee in the clubhouse one morning a week, classes for different things, fun activities, movie nights, book club, and they are always looking for ways to make improvements in the park that won’t put a financial strain on the residents. They even have a monthly newsletter and spiritual services. I have lived in a lot of different places in my life and I can’t think of any place I would rather be than Golden Palms. Whenever we leave, I’m always happy to come home.