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November Update
Hello all,
Nothing new, mostly a follow up to the last update:
The two new homes in the backside of the park are still a work in progress, but should be done before the end of this month. If you know of anyone that has interest in living in Snowy Owl, please have them contact me. Additionally, once the homes are showroom ready, please let me know if you’d like to come over and tour the interior.
In regards to the lighting of the park, I was not able to make the request over the phone or online (Berkeley County does not allow it). It has to be done in person, and I plan on taking care of the request this week.
1081 Oakland – Ed and Jessica Raymond continue to work through all of the details associated with moving their mobile home, but they expect to be in the home very shortly!🙏
Email addresses: From the day that I purchased the park, I have been working from a list of emails provided to me by the prior owner. If you’d like to have additional members of your family added to the email contact list (husbands, wives, children who live with you, etc.), please forward me the names and email addresses and I will be sure to update the list accordingly.
That’s all I have for now, thanks for making our community great!!
November Update
Hello all,
Nothing new, mostly a follow up to the last update:
The two new homes in the backside of the park are still a work in progress, but should be done before the end of this month. If you know of anyone that has interest in living in Snowy Owl, please have them contact me. Additionally, once the homes are showroom ready, please let me know if you’d like to come over and tour the interior.
In regards to the lighting of the park, I was not able to make the request over the phone or online (Berkeley County does not allow it). It has to be done in person, and I plan on taking care of the request this week.
1081 Oakland – Ed and Jessica Raymond continue to work through all of the details associated with moving their mobile home, but they expect to be in the home very shortly!🙏
Email addresses: From the day that I purchased the park, I have been working from a list of emails provided to me by the prior owner. If you’d like to have additional members of your family added to the email contact list (husbands, wives, children who live with you, etc.), please forward me the names and email addresses and I will be sure to update the list accordingly.
That’s all I have for now, thanks for making our community great!!
New Website, amongst other things!
Hello Everyone,
Website
I am very pleased to finally roll-out the new website for Snowy Owl Mobile Home Park!! You should receive an email from Snowy Owl Mobile Home Park alerting you that there is a new announcement on the website. When you receive the email, open it up and click on the blue link (this announcement) which will take you directly to the “Resident Announcements” section on the website. All future general announcements will be posted through the website.
While you are on the website, please navigate around to the different pages and different links. If you wish to go to the first page (top of website), click on the Owl Logo in the top left corner. Please take a good look around and let me know what you think!!
You will notice that I have tentatively scheduled a Community Low Country Boil for park residents and family on Saturday November 8th, 11am-3pm. It is 100% sponsored and paid for by me, a small token of my appreciation for all of the wonderful residents I deal with regularly! It will be held over at the Pavilion inside of the boat landing. There will also be live entertainment. I would like to get a headcount prior to scheduling, so kindly shoot me an email if you can make it and please let me know your family headcount. More info to follow, thank you!
New lots and homes
The 2 new lots are almost complete, and the 2 new houses in the back of the park should be delivered by the middle of this month. I hope to list them for sale by the end of November, if not sooner. They are on the website, take a look. If anyone knows of friends or family looking for a new mobile home in the nicest park around, please feel free to send them the link to the website.
New residents
1083 Oakland Drive – Lisa Wedgeworth is settling in nicely and she continues to make improvements to the interior and exterior of her home. Looks great Lisa, keep up the good work!!
1081 Oakland Drive – Ed and Jessica Raymond have moved their home into the park and are close to being full-time residents! Stay with it Ed, it’ll all be worth it once the dust settles.
Lighting in the park
As most of you know, when I first purchased the park I had Berkeley County Electric install street lamps on all the poles running down Oakland Drive, plus I put a new and more powerful light on the pole in the boat landing. It has recently come to my attention that the interior of the park is still very dark at night. I am going to speak to Berkeley County Electric about putting up lights on the poles that run through the middle of the park. At this point, I am not sure if it will be every pole, or every other pole (I need to review the costs as well as lighting options). I will let you know what I decide. If anyone would like to discuss this (pros or cons), please contact me directly.
That is it for now, thank y’all!!
New Website, amongst other things!
Hello Everyone,
Website
I am very pleased to finally roll-out the new website for Snowy Owl Mobile Home Park!! You should receive an email from Snowy Owl Mobile Home Park alerting you that there is a new announcement on the website. When you receive the email, open it up and click on the blue link (this announcement) which will take you directly to the “Resident Announcements” section on the website. All future general announcements will be posted through the website.
While you are on the website, please navigate around to the different pages and different links. If you wish to go to the first page (top of website), click on the Owl Logo in the top left corner. Please take a good look around and let me know what you think!!
You will notice that I have tentatively scheduled a Community Low Country Boil for park residents and family on Saturday November 8th, 11am-3pm. It is 100% sponsored and paid for by me, a small token of my appreciation for all of the wonderful residents I deal with regularly! It will be held over at the Pavilion inside of the boat landing. There will also be live entertainment. I would like to get a headcount prior to scheduling, so kindly shoot me an email if you can make it and please let me know your family headcount. More info to follow, thank you!
New lots and homes
The 2 new lots are almost complete, and the 2 new houses in the back of the park should be delivered by the middle of this month. I hope to list them for sale by the end of November, if not sooner. They are on the website, take a look. If anyone knows of friends or family looking for a new mobile home in the nicest park around, please feel free to send them the link to the website.
New residents
1083 Oakland Drive – Lisa Wedgeworth is settling in nicely and she continues to make improvements to the interior and exterior of her home. Looks great Lisa, keep up the good work!!
1081 Oakland Drive – Ed and Jessica Raymond have moved their home into the park and are close to being full-time residents! Stay with it Ed, it’ll all be worth it once the dust settles.
Lighting in the park
As most of you know, when I first purchased the park I had Berkeley County Electric install street lamps on all the poles running down Oakland Drive, plus I put a new and more powerful light on the pole in the boat landing. It has recently come to my attention that the interior of the park is still very dark at night. I am going to speak to Berkeley County Electric about putting up lights on the poles that run through the middle of the park. At this point, I am not sure if it will be every pole, or every other pole (I need to review the costs as well as lighting options). I will let you know what I decide. If anyone would like to discuss this (pros or cons), please contact me directly.
That is it for now, thank y’all!!
New Lot Additions
We hope you’re doing well and enjoying the summer! With kids back in school and the humidity finally easing up, fall is right around the corner — and it’s hard to beat that time of year in the Lowcountry.
A few updates from Snowy Owl Mobile Home Park:
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The park has been permitted for 3 new lots. Work will start with 2 in the back where the carport/pavilion used to be. A timeline isn’t set yet, but residents will be updated before construction begins.
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A new website for Snowy Owl Mobile Home Park is currently being built and should be ready in September. The site will be used for updates like this, resident communication, and marketing available lots. It may also help residents list their homes when they’re ready to sell. More features will roll out once the site is live.
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The biggest changes recently have been the goodbyes and welcomes in the neighborhood:
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1073 Oakland Drive – Kenny and Nora Morris are moving in (Ms. Teeka will be missed).
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1081 Oakland Drive – Ed and Jessica Raymond plan to move in during September.
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1083 Oakland Drive – Lisa Wedgeworth has joined the community.
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That’s all for now — more news to come soon!
New Lot Additions
We hope you’re doing well and enjoying the summer! With kids back in school and the humidity finally easing up, fall is right around the corner — and it’s hard to beat that time of year in the Lowcountry.
A few updates from Snowy Owl Mobile Home Park:
-
The park has been permitted for 3 new lots. Work will start with 2 in the back where the carport/pavilion used to be. A timeline isn’t set yet, but residents will be updated before construction begins.
-
A new website for Snowy Owl Mobile Home Park is currently being built and should be ready in September. The site will be used for updates like this, resident communication, and marketing available lots. It may also help residents list their homes when they’re ready to sell. More features will roll out once the site is live.
-
The biggest changes recently have been the goodbyes and welcomes in the neighborhood:
-
1073 Oakland Drive – Kenny and Nora Morris are moving in (Ms. Teeka will be missed).
-
1081 Oakland Drive – Ed and Jessica Raymond plan to move in during September.
-
1083 Oakland Drive – Lisa Wedgeworth has joined the community.
-
That’s all for now — more news to come soon!
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Are short-term rentals or subleasing allowed?
No, subleasing and short-term rentals are not permitted to maintain community stability.
What recreational opportunities are nearby?
With the Diversion Canal connecting Lake Marion and Lake Moultrie, residents enjoy boating, fishing, hiking, and day trips in the Lowcountry.
Is there access to the private boat landing?
Absolutely. All residents may use the private landing and boat ramp for fishing, boating, or relaxing by the water.
Are there any scheduled community events?
Yes, occasionally we schedule events like cookouts, bonfires, and seasonal gatherings to bring residents together throughout the year.
What happens in case of an emergency?
For emergencies affecting utilities, call management immediately. Dial 911 if it’s a life-threatening situation.
Are there approved vendors for home improvements?
Yes. Management can provide a list of trusted local vendors familiar with our community standards.
Who is responsible for home repairs?
We maintain a tenant-owned-home community, meaning all maintenance on homes and lots are required to be handled by the resident. Management is responsible for any mechanical problems with the septic system.
Conditions that do not apply: Clogged or overfilled septic tank.
Conditions that do apply: If there is a problem that you wish to review with management, or if you are experiencing a problem with the septic, please submit a request via the contact form.
Can I have guests stay overnight?
Guests are welcome but must follow park rules. Extended stays should be approved by management.
What are quiet hours in the park?
Quiet hours are from 10:00 PM to 7:00 AM M-F, 10:00 PM to 8:00 AM Saturday and Sunday, respecting everyone’s comfort and rest.
Can residents install fences or decks?
Fences, decks, walls, carports, sheds, etc, are allowed with prior written approval from management to ensure safety and community standards.