Community Spotlight — Triple Acres Mobile Home Park, Rock Creek BC

A manufactured home park.
Near Rock Creek.

A 55+ mobile home park on Highway 33 in Rock Creek, with pad rent that includes water, septic and garbage per MLS® listing.

Triple Acres Mobile Home Park is a 55+ park at 1675 Highway 33 in Rock Creek, about half an hour from Osoyoos and 10 minutes from Midway per MLS® listing. The current listing is a 1968 two-bedroom, one-bathroom home with a newer furnace and updated kitchen and bathroom, priced at $49,900. Per the listing, pad rental includes water, septic and garbage collection.

55+Per MLS® listing
1968Home built (per MLS® listing)
2 bed / 1 bathCurrent listing
$49.9KCurrent asking price

One home is active in the October 9, 2026 MLS® export. The park appears as "Acres Mobile Home Park" in some records.

Who Triple Acres Mobile Home Park Is For

Buyers looking for an affordable manufactured home

Triple Acres suits retirees looking for the lowest entry cost near Osoyoos, with a ramp and covered porch noted in the listing.

Homes sit on rented pads, so pad rent, park rules and tenancy terms matter as much as the house. Get them in writing before making an offer.

📋 Triple Acres Mobile Home Park at a glance

  • 🏡Style: Manufactured homes on rented pads
  • 📍Location: 1675 Highway 33, Rock Creek area
  • 🏗️Built: 1968 in current listings (per MLS®)
  • 📐Size: About 2-bedroom home in the current listing
  • 💵Pad rent includes: Water, septic and garbage collection per MLS® listing
  • 💵Pad rent: Not shown in the MLS® export — confirm with the park
What Buyers Need to Know

Buying at Triple Acres Mobile Home Park — the important details

📋 Pad Lease & Park Rules

Ask for the tenancy agreement, current pad rent, rent-increase history and park rules in writing.

🏗️ Home Condition

Have the home inspected, including electrical, plumbing, roof, furnace and the home's certification and installation.

💰 Financing & Insurance

Lender and insurer requirements can differ for manufactured homes on rented pads, especially older ones. Check early.

👥 Park Rules

55+ per MLS® listings. Confirm age, pet and rental rules directly with the park.

💰 Total Cost of Ownership

Strata or pad fees, property tax, insurance and any levies — confirm exactly what the monthly charge covers.

🔍 Pat's Assessment

Pat can compare Triple Acres Mobile Home Park against other Rock Creek and Osoyoos-area options and flag construction or maintenance concerns before you commit.

📄 BC Depreciation Report Rule

Since July 1, 2024, a strata corporation with five or more lots (bare land stratas included) can no longer defer a depreciation report by a ¾ vote. Outside Metro Vancouver, the Fraser Valley and the Capital Regional District, a strata with no report, or only one dated before December 31, 2020, has until July 1, 2027 to obtain one. See the full guide →

Market Snapshot — MLS® export of October 9, 2026

Market activity at Triple Acres Mobile Home Park

📋 Active Listings

1 active in the MLS® export of October 9, 2026 — $49,900 – $49,900

Dated snapshot: figures are from the MLS® active-listings export of October 9, 2026 and may not reflect availability, pricing or sales since that date. Facts marked “per MLS® listing” come from listing remarks and fields and may differ by unit — verify strata fees, rules and building details in the strata documents. Pat can pull recent sold comparables for any unit you are considering.

Frequently Asked Questions

Triple Acres Mobile Home Park — quick answers

Is Triple Acres a 55+ park?

Per the MLS® listing, yes. Confirm with the park.

What does pad rent include?

Per the listing, water, septic and garbage collection. The amount is not in the export.

Do I own the land?

Homes in a manufactured home park normally sit on rented pads. Confirm the tenancy terms with the park.

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