There is a serious problem at this park with feral and stray cats, where the residents are the only…read moreones who take it upon themselves to handle the situation. There are four in the park who have taken it upon themselves to do TNR to try to manage the problem. For those who may not know, TNR is Trap, Neuter, and Release. The cats are trapped, taken to a local spay clinic, and then brought back home to recover. They must be released where they were trapped. There have been at least 10 cats in the park TNR'd by the residents, some of which were pregnant, and those pregnancies were aborted. Some found loving homes, and some went to a barn cat program. At least two were too feral and were returned to the park as required by law. In Arizona, killing or harming feral and stray animals is considered a form of animal cruelty and is illegal. This includes actions such as trapping them in inhumane conditions, leaving them to die, or using them as bait. The law protects all animals, including community cats, from mistreatment, poisoning, and unsafe trapping methods. Instead of taking care of the problem as the property manager, Diana Hopps chooses to punish the residents who have chosen to take it upon themselves to handle the stray/feral cat population humanely. The residents at Sunny Crest Mobile Home Park are living on a limited income with ever-increasing lot rents and being forced to pay for yearly palm trimmings. The least the park could do is pay to hire one of the many humane and knowledgeable cat trappers in the area to TNR these cats. She complains that she "smells cat urine," and there are residents who complain that the ferals have urinated on their plants or yard furniture, yet the property manager does nothing about it except to complain about smelling urine, when those residents are doing their best to try to alleviate the problem with TNR. But we are not professionals and need help with this process. The park needs to hire someone to do TNR. Feeding feral/stray cats offers several benefits, including: - Improving their physical condition: A consistent food source can help a malnourished cat regain weight and improve its overall health. -Easier TNR: Regular feeding can make it easier to trap the cat for Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) programs, which are vital for controlling the stray population. -Monitoring their health for injuries that may require veterinary care. animals -Bonding and socialization: Consistent interaction, starting with feeding, might lead to eventual socialization, making the cat more adoptable. Marchea S.

Since June of 2025 a new Resident Manager was placed in charge of our park. Diana has been truly a…read moregodsend to Sunny Crest. Right out of the gate, she started making much-needed improvements here. The community looks so much better now and looks like an enjoyable place to live, which it is now. I appreciate all the effort to making the improvements and future plans for the park. I would highly recommend living here in Sunny Crest MHP!

The place is clean , Chrissy is very helpful . She acknowledged my phone call and very pleasant…read moreanswering my phone call

Please do your research before renting any mobile homes in this park owned by Mark Charles…read moreGalbraith, who currently owns units #95 and #101. I began the rental process and paid a cleaning deposit, first month's rent, and a security deposit. Shortly afterward, I discovered the mobile home had multiple health and safety hazards that were cited by the gas company. Because of these issues, I did not sign the lease or move in. Despite this, Mark Galbraith kept my money ($2,025) and stopped returning my calls/texts. I reported the situation to the Brighthaven Estates manager, Ron. While he was very pleasant and said he would follow up, I never heard back. This leads me to believe that management is aware of -- and allowing -- owners to rent out unsafe mobile homes.

We are at the park for the months of January through March in our Class A home, went to dump our…read moretanks and the drain was plugged, spoke with Ron the manager and he contacted service to come out the next day, the service was great. The park is very clean and quiet. Not warm enough to use the pool or anything but they are available.

A friend actually works at oasis. Not for the park but a patron that lives there . I called and…read moretalked to Ben , nice guy. However the owner found that my son and families rv were not up to their standards. They say it's a family park but no playgrounds and the park is small with lots of sexual predators around. The price is one of the lesser monthly rates so at least they can be compatible since no amenities promised .

Almost everything is fine. It is not spacious living though, your packed in like a sardine can here.read more

Well not yet cuz it hasn't gone thru her purchasing a trailer yet but I live there and it has…read moregotten way better thanks to Jaime shes done great

I've been in this community for over 5 years. We've seen a lot of changes and are so happy with all…read morethat is happening in our community! Having Jaime Gibson as our manager and staunch supporter is the icing on the cake. She listens to all of our comments and finds the best solution to satisfy both corporate owners and the people in this community. Very professional in all she does. The park itself is getting upgraded on a continuous basis.. New homes are coming in to replace where much older homes have been taken away for our safetty. Our clubhouse is now home to the office making it easy to connect. Mailroom & laundry room are being repaired after a water leak! I (we) couldn't be happier with Jaime's commitment to us and our community. She has made the transition from a 55+ park to an All age park, easy to understand. Happy to be a resident here in Desert Valley Oasis.

We have never seen this place look as good as it does now. The managers, Paul and Christy, treat us…read morewell and are easy to talk to. They are wonderful. I can't brag enough about them! We enjoy them and their family. Their kids play music and we love to hear them perform. All my sisters and kids came to visit last month. They have been worried about us by ourselves down here but now they aren't worried when they saw how nice the park was and how things are managed. We love living here!

This park is well taken care of with lots of activities to keep one busy. There is a daily band in…read morethe Courtyard with a bar and grill in operation.

Nice amenities and nice people. Great location. It can go a long way having a unit in a good…read morelocation.

After living here for 6 years, in what I thought would be my forever home... my health has…read moredeclined, I am disabled, and must move out, moving in with my disabled (ocular albinism) daughter and her fiancé. I love this location the quiet & private location of Cielo Grande, I have never had any issues with any management in any way in 6 years. It is hard to go, but I must. My place, a spacious 1 bed 1 bath is for sale on Facebook Marketplace currently. I will be trying to list it elsewhere. I just don't have the money. This is a great park with heated pool and hot tub & many other amenities. So, i am aware of bad reviews, but honestly, I've paid my rent and never had one issue in 6 years.Also, they got rid of the last manager guy, who was trouble, and the new manager(a year or so) is a pretty decent guy,Charlie. I wish I didn't have to go.

Professional, expedient application process from Lorraine in front office, always willing to answer…read moreinquiries with exceptional concern. Supervisor Charlie made me feel comfortable closing out the deal and he is always willing to help with service information if needed within the community. From what I've heard this is one of the few better safer 55+ communities in the surrounding cities because of the coded gate keeping vandals, thieves and drifters.from the street out. I recommend Cielo Grande Mobile Home Park

Everyone is great from office to the maintenance guys. We love it here. All the residents are…read moreawesome.

I'm missing 2 identical white kittens here in this neighborhood please let me know if you've seen…read morethem or have them, my mother in the neighborhood has been trying to get rid of them and they are NOT her cats, I pay for them so please text me 4806018863

I am a senior disabled female who had a unfortunate meeting with the Park Manager, Deborah imabitch…read moreSenger. I was ready to purchase a home in the park, the drawback being it was located in the "No Pets" area. The Americans With Disabilities website states that under the "Housing Act" accomodations must be made for disabled people with an "Emotional Support Animal" . If this is not done, it is considered discrimination and they can be sued. This is exactly what I plan on doing. I see by the reviews that others have had bad experiences with her. Shame on the company for employing her, and shame on her for being so rude and hateful. I would not live there now if the lot rent was free.