Apple Carr Village sits at 516 Courtland in Muskegon, Michigan, and has 529 sites for manufactured homes including models built as early as 1972 and others as new as 2012, with several still vacant so families looking for a new spot can find something available. The park has a small-town neighborhood atmosphere where folks seem to know each other but you'll still get easy access to urban places and daily needs in town, and even spots like Muskegon State Park and Lake Harbor Park aren't too far away for those who want to spend some time outdoors. The community welcomes all ages-kids, seniors, and families-and you'll see kids out on the playground or shooting hoops at the basketball court while others enjoy the Olympic-size pool, a separate children's pool, or pet time at the dog park, and off-street parking keeps the area tidy.
Management's always onsite with a community manager keeping things running steady, and the clubhouse acts as a social hub for planned events, holidays, and simple get-togethers, while the fitness center lets folks stay active year-round. Homes here come with lap siding and peaked roofs, driveway parking, plenty of open floor plans, options for two, three, or even four bedrooms, and many have washers and dryers right in the home along with in-unit laundry setups, so most regular chores are easy to keep up with. Pets are allowed with some rules-only one pet per household and a dedicated pet park for walking and play.
Apple Carr Village belongs to the Sun Communities/Sun Outdoors network and offers both homes for sale and for rent, and the property works with real estate groups like RE/MAX West, Five Star Real Estate, and Childress & Associates Realty to list available homes from small apartments up to houses with three beds and two baths. There's a community fee, a buy-in fee when needed, and different fees for care services based on each person's needs, and they accept private pay, some medical insurance, Social Security, and veterans' benefits. Help with mobility, medical monitoring, and insulin management is available if care needs come up, and the staff is there 24 hours in case of emergencies or to help a resident move from bed to wheelchair.
Meal service is available in the dining spaces, and community rooms and indoor common spaces help folks spend time together, especially during planned activities focused on both socializing and gentle movement; a gallery and online portal are available so residents and families can keep up with community matters or view homes online before coming. Boat and RV storage sits on site, giving residents space for hobbies and travel, and nearby alternative living communities exist for people wanting something different. Apple Carr Village also observes protections for the LGBTQ+ community, with rules to prevent discrimination on gender identity, orientation, or income. The whole area keeps a busy but steady schedule, and with amenities like driveway and off-street parking, laundry in unit, open floor plans, and well-kept grounds, the village seems to offer the basics for anyone looking for a close-knit, friendly, and active environment in Muskegon.
