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Lake Erie Estates
Listed on the New York State park registry2025 annual report
Facility ID 215
Checked against the state registry on 2026-09-11 · New York State Mobile Home Parks Registry
Lake Erie Estates is a mobile home park in Fredonia, Chautauqua County, New York, with 159 sites, 120 of which are occupied. Operated by UMH NY Lake Erie MHP LLC, the park offers home sales and provides both ground and road maintenance. Residents have access to an on-site playground, and utility services include water, sewage, electrical, and natural gas. Its Chautauqua County location makes it an option for those considering homes in the Fredonia area.
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Drinking water
113 drinking water violations recorded in the last five years. From the EPA Safe Drinking Water Information System · check the federal record
★★★★☆ 4.2 · 42 Google reviews
Been here 20 plus years and the park has definitely improved 👏 i am thankful for my peaceful environment…
I was only there to visit a good friend of mine who just moved in over there. Overall, it looks like a very peaceful and quiet place to live. Lots of bicycles out by porches so it shows that there are…
Water project in park leaves quality and quantity of water unpredictable. No water or low pressure with no advance notice. Tree limb in yard struck by lightning July 4th remains in yard. Noisy neig…
The peaceful and family feeling this property provides, has changed my opinion of mobile home parks. The quality of the homes and upkeep of the grounds gives the sense of any housing development I ha…
I live in a peaceful neighborhood and for the most part can’t complain about living here. The parks are kept fairly clean. The Managment team is easy to talk too what else can you ask for ? If you are…
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Registry data pulled 2026-09-11 · New York county health department inspection records · how this page is sourced