Vintage Trailer Parks and Campground Images
Over the years we have collected quite a few great Vintage Trailer Parks and Campground Images. So we thought we would share them with you!
Related: A look at some Unique Vintage Motor Homes.
The following images were found on Flickr. The poster describes the photos as being in Fort Benning, GA in 1953 or 1955.
All Images Above-Property of Atomic Hot
More Trailer Park Photos
From Life Magazine
Unfortunately, I do not know the sources of these images. They were saved on another computer’s hard drive and I messed up when I transferred them. If you know anywhere any of these originated from please let me know so I can credit them properly.
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Hi as a mobile home park owner up here in Cache Creel, B.C. Canada I was thrilled to read about the Vintage homes on your website. I am presently re-doing a 24×58 double wide, should be on the market early Spring. It is located in a park along the river, asking 125,000.00 Thanks again
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Wow some of these are really amazing pictures. That one place by the ocean, would be sooooo hot inside tin boxes, but would be so worth it. I wonder if there are any places like this today down there??? I don’t have a travel trailer, but have a dream of owning a vintage one day. Hard to find on Vancouver Island tho’ :(
Great photo’s and it would be nice to know who took them.
Love stuff like this!
Hi Sue!
I believe there is still an oceanside campground in Malibu. I saw some photos of Mathew McConaughey (I don’t know how to spell his last name) staying in an Airstream and the ocean was right beside him but it looked like it was on a high cliff. The spots were tight but it had some gorgeous views.
Glad you liked it – I hate that I lost the sources and I’m trying to find them as I get time – I’m pretty sure they all came from Flickr but that’s all I remember. Thanks for commenting!