Dogwood in Bushnell, FL 33513 is Dogwood Mobile Home Park, a 55+ age-restricted mobile home community rather than a traditional homeowners association with single-family homes and standard HOA assessments. Management operates through on-site staff handling lot rentals and community standards.
Information on traditional HOA fees, transfer fees, capital contributions, or special assessments is unavailable as this is a mobile home park with monthly lot rent (approximately $355–$400, subject to change) covering water, sewer, and trash in many descriptions. Electric and trash handled via City of Bushnell. Confirm current rates directly with management.
Detailed architectural guidelines, landscaping rules, parking, pet policies, rental restrictions, noise, or trash rules specific to an HOA are unavailable. Park enforces 55+ age restrictions (owner 55+, second resident 45+), pet limits (typically 1 pet, 20 lb max), and general community standards for a quiet senior environment. Prospective residents must obtain park approval.
Amenities include a clubhouse, swimming pool, billiards, shuffleboard courts, library, planned activities, and recreation facilities.
The community offers an affordable, quiet, friendly atmosphere ideal for retirees and snowbirds seeking a relaxed pace in central Florida with on-site management and social opportunities.
HOA Name/Management: Dogwood Mobile Home Park
Management Company: On-site management (managers include references to Jan & Andy)
Phone Number: (352) 793-2914
Email Address: Details not publicly available
Website: Details not publicly available
Mailing Address: 506 West Noble Avenue, Bushnell, FL 33513
Office Hours: Details not publicly available
202 lots in a 55+ setting with paved streets and off-street parking. Located in Sumter County with a rural yet accessible feel near shopping and services. Positive reviews highlight affordability, heated pool, updated clubhouse, and helpful staff.
Dogwood Mobile Home Park provides budget-friendly senior living with core recreational amenities under park management rather than a conventional HOA structure.
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