[El Conservador]

The notion of trailer park almost always evokes images of destitute people living in abject poverty, so I just wanted to dispel such images.

[PleaseNoMore]

When my husband and I were married ( young and right out of HS ) we lived in a TP. It was a nice community mainly consisting of retirees. We lived there while I was in school then continued living there until I found out that I I was pregnant with my first son. We weren't poor. We had nice cars, cable ( no sattelites then )and we had a nice manicured lawn. It was cost efficient for a young couple starting out. That was then, this is now. The same place is now a dump and the trailors are trashed and filled with immigrants. The older retirees died or moved in with families or to nursing homes and the sweet elderly owners died as well. Their money hungry son took the place over and rented to anyone and everyone. Even though the place looks "ghettoish" now, the nice cars are still there. It is common knowledge that the ones who own them sell drugs. Sad.

[oyez]

It depends on the park. Most are strickly regulated. You can't haul in in some outdated pig sty and set up.