Indian Springs Estates — Manufactured Homes in Indian Springs, NV
Own, rent, or park your RV at Indian Springs Estates in Indian Springs, NV — 45 minutes northwest of Las Vegas.
- Address
- 236 MacFarland Ave, Indian Springs, NV, 89018
- County
- Clark County
- Offering
- Manufactured homes and monthly RV sites
Common questions
Do I own the home or rent it?
Both paths are available. You can own your home outright and lease the homesite it sits on, or simply rent. Owning the home while leasing the land keeps both the purchase price and your monthly costs well below comparable site-built housing.
How is this different from renting an apartment?
Renting builds equity for a landlord. When you own at Indian Springs Estates the home is yours, customize it, renovate it, make it reflect your vision of desert life, then sell it or pass it on. Ownership means control and stability.
Can I customize a new home?
Yes. Reserve your lot and customize your new manufactured home with personalized finishes, materials, and features. Own from day one with flexible financing options.
Can I sell my home later?
Yes. The home is your asset, so you can sell it whenever you choose. Homes sold in place stay in the community, and the buyer applies for residency in the normal way.
What RV hookups are available?
Our RV sites feature 30/50 AMP full hookups with water and sewer, all the comforts of home while you adventure through the desert.
About the community
Indian Springs Estates is a well-maintained, pet-friendly manufactured home and RV community in Indian Springs, Nevada, Clark County, about 45 minutes northwest of Las Vegas. It offers three pathways to desert living: customizable new manufactured homes for sale, rental homes, and an RV park with 30/50 AMP full-hookup sites for monthly and extended stays. Residents own the home and lease the homesite, which keeps costs lower than traditional homeownership while still building equity. The community sits near Creech Air Force Base and is a gateway to Valley of Fire State Park, Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, and Mount Charleston in the Spring Mountains.
