Memphis RV Parking

Summer Manor Community at 3070 Summer Ave

About us

Lowest Rent in Market - Summer Manor Community

This Memphis RV park and mobile home community is located at 3070 Summer Avenue with low cost parking near midtown. The community is gated, offers a party room and dog park as well as a children's play area. Near the Memphis Zoo, other attractions, Midtown and Downtown.

RV Park

Lowest cost in the market. Short and long term RV rental parking is available at Summer Manor Community in Memphis, TN. Call to inquire about availability.

  • Daily short term rentals are $35/night.
  • Long term RV parking $495/month plus $100/month utilities.
  • $45 gate remote refundable. Gates closed from 7 pm to 7 am.
  • Call 901-489-6533 to reserve.

Amenities

Central Office

Staff on-site manages property

Party Room

Room available for residents to reserve for events

Schools

Treadwell Elementary School, Treadwell Middle School, Douglass High School *Zoning subject to change

Updated Community

Property updated with new mobile homes and RV parking.

Gated Community

Fully fence property with night guard. Wrought iron fence across front of property line. 8 ft. high chain link fence around sides and back.

Mobile Homes

Mobile Homes

110 Lots

Lots for  1, 2, and 3 bedroom homes.

Short and long term RV parking. 

Model Homes

Model home features:

Double pane windows

2X4 studs

Insulation

R rating

Energy efficient

1, 2, and 3 bedroom homes

Pricing Estimates - Lowest rent in the area

Short term RV parking $35/night.

Long term RV parking $495/month (plus $100/month utilities).

Purchase a home or lease to own options available.

Mobile Home Rental $800/month. Tenant Pays Utilities. Estimates: Garbage/Water/Sewer: $25 or $35/month. Electricity: Billed by MLGW to each pad separately. Estimate $125/month

Community room available for rent. A cleaning deposit is required to reserve the room.

Community 

Present

  • Mobile homes available for rent/sale.

  • Long and short term RV parking with utility connections.

Features

  • Gated Access

  • Dog Park

  • On-Site Office and Community Space

  • Playground

Revitalized

  • Removed damaged trailers

  • Leveled dirt to improve drainage on property

  • Installed new sewer, water, and storm drains

  • MLGW installed power poles and meters

History 

  • 2014 Harold Crye purchased property from John Leahy

  • He paid all past due MLGW utilities so residents could remain in their homes

  • Revitalized in 2015-2016

History

In August 2014, the residents of Leahy Trailer Park were told to find new homes. MLGW was shutting down the utilities on the property due to lack of payment from the property owner. The park residents could only hope that someone would come forward to pay the bill and save their homes. That same month, Harold Crye went under contract to purchase the property from John Leahy and paid the MLGW bill so the residents could remain in the park.

Harold Crye went on to revitalize the property. He removed all damaged trailers, installed new sewer, utilities, dog park, playground, community room, and gate.

Source:http://archive.commercialappeal.com/news/leahy-mobile-home-park-under-contract-to-sell-to-harold-crye-ep-580054666-324342901.html
This property was originally started in the 40’s as Leahy’s Tourist Court. Here are a few excerpts on its history.

Leahy’s Tourist Court, Motel Court, and Trailer Park located at 3070 Summer Avenue is one of the more famous motels in Memphis, and yet many do not know why. It was the home to James Jones in 1949-50 while he wrote the award-winning book “From Here to Eternity. The book is now ranked at #62 on the list of “100 Best Novels”. Jones’ last novel “Whistle”, was based on his hospital stay in Memphis as he recovered from ankle surgery due to an injury in WW2.

Source:http://historic-memphis.com/memphis-historic/motels/motels.html

In its heyday, Leahy’s Trailer Court was a thriving community. In the summer of 1949, author James Jones worked on his acclaimed novel “From Here to Eternity” while living at the trailer court. The fledgling author from Illinois traveled back to Memphis to finish his novel, but could not afford to stay in hotels like The Peabody or The Chisca. Therefore, James Jones hitched his travel trailer to his jeep and set up camp at Leahy’s Trailer Court in the summer of ‘49.

Source:http://www.commercialappeal.com/news/from-leahys-to-eternity-dying-memphis-trailer-court-once-hosted-literary-titan-ep-578358688-324343291.html

Get In Touch

Address

3070 Summer Avenue
Memphis, TN 38112

Phone

Primary 901-489-6533
Alternate 901-949-4389

Manager

Ronnie Baer

Summer Manor Community

  • “When we put a security fence around it, it will be safe, secure housing which they never really had before.”

    — Harold Crye, new owner of Summer Manor Community
  • "This is good for Shelby County to offer good quality, low-income housing that’s going to be safe and secure,” Crye said.

    — Harold Crye, new owner of Summer Manor Community

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