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Rolling Meadows Named a Top Retiree Destination in National Industry Feature

Rolling Meadows is getting some well-deserved recognition. Our 55+ manufactured home community in Mountain Home, Arkansas was recently featured in MHInsider magazine, which highlighted exactly what our residents already know: this is one of the best places in the country to enjoy retirement.

A Setting Built Around the Lakes

Mountain Home sits between two of the region's most beloved lakes: Norfork Lake, with 550 miles of undeveloped shoreline, and Bull Shoals Lake, alongside the White River. Together they make this corner of the Arkansas Ozarks a haven for boating, swimming, and some of the best trout fishing in the country. The national recognition backs it up: Rand McNally has rated Mountain Home among the best places in the country to retire, AARP's Sun Belt Retirement guide ranks the area among the nation's top retirement destinations, and Field & Stream named Mountain Home the second-best fishing town in America.

Room to Settle In

Rolling Meadows sits on 30 acres near the Missouri state line, with more than 160 homesites and a mix of single- and multi-section homes. Many of our residents come here looking for something quieter than apartment life; a place to actually put down roots. Our amenities support that:

  • Waterfront access
  • Pet-friendly living
  • Large green spaces
  • On-street mailboxes
  • Off-street parking
  • On-site management

We're also just minutes from shopping, dining, and U.S. Highway 62, so errands and outings don't have to take up your whole day.

Small-Town Life, Big Amenities

Beyond the community itself, Mountain Home offers more than you'd expect from a town of roughly 13,000 people. Residents can browse the shops and restaurants of the Baker District, play a round at Big Creek Golf and Country Club, or hike trails like David's Trail and the Big Bluff and Lakeside trails. The town also supports a symphony, a community playhouse, weekly music on the square, and the annual Red, White and Blue Festival, plus a regional medical center that serves the area's substantial retiree population.

As our ownership put it in the feature: "It's a place to own or rent a home without the overhead of traditional homeownership or the constraints of apartment life."

If you've been looking for a slower pace, a close-knit community, and easy access to some of the best lake life in the country, we'd love to show you around Rolling Meadows.