The short version: Princess Mobile Home Park is a 90-unit community on Westbank First Nation land along the Boucherie Road corridor. Like most WFN parks, there's no registered headlease on file — homeowners deal directly with the park operator (Princess Enterprises) rather than a formally registered long-term lease. See our full breakdown of WFN land for what that means generally.
Pets and rentals
Princess does not allow dogs, but cats are permitted. Rentals are not allowed — this is a park for owner-occupants.
Buying in
At least one recent listing noted a minimum credit score around 730 for park approval — worth confirming directly with the park manager before you're deep into financing a specific unit, since approval requirements like this can affect your timeline.
Land status
Princess sits on Westbank First Nation land, governed by WFN's own Residential Premises Law rather than BC's provincial Manufactured Home Park Tenancy Act.
This page provides general information and is not legal advice. Pad rent, policies, and lease terms can change — please confirm current details with the park and a lawyer or notary before relying on them.