According to the old gentleman who lives in trailer #1, Huckleberry Mobile Home Park is the longest standing feature in Gray Harbor so you can get the hell off his lawn, thank-you-very-much.
The trailer park is nothing to write home about - it's a park. With trailers. They are all crammed in here, with thin walkways or chain link fences separating one home from the next. But most of the people of Huckleberry really do care about their houses, which is why there’s not a single trailer that isn’t maintained.
Staff
Open for owner, manager, maintenance, residents.
| Name | Position | RP Notes | OOC Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Natalia | Manager | Lives in Trailer 21. | OOC retired / IC still the manager for now. |
Residents
Default Home Desc
Single-wide trailers, that sums up life in the Huckleberry. Each space has enough room for one car to park, usually under an aluminum carport, and a few people have taken to putting potted plants out front, but still. The place is generally dilapidated. The interiors range from completely wrecked to somewhat pleasant, depending on the amount of effort the owner wants to expend. They all tend to follow the same layout: Enter into a living room space of about 13' by 7'; pass from there into a narrow kitchen about 10' wide with just enough space to squeeze a small, two-seater dining table; beyond that, a tiny "hallway" leads into the bathroom; and terminates at the bedroom door, where there's only enough room for a queen-sized bed at most and a couple of nightstands.