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Orangeland RV Park residents face uncertainty as longtime Orange park prepares to close
ABC7 Los Angeles • • business
Key Points:
- The Orangeland RV Park in Orange, family-owned since 1972, is being sold and expected to close, leaving residents uncertain about their future living arrangements.
- Many residents, some living there for decades, expressed distress over losing their homes and jobs, with limited options for affordable, comparable RV spaces nearby.
- The park serves both full-time residents and tourists, with its proximity to Disneyland making long-term RV spots highly sought after and increasingly scarce.
- The prospective buyer plans to redevelop the property into condominiums, and while park operators are assisting tenants with relocation, many residents have already left or struggle to find new accommodations.
- The City of Orange has declined to comment on the park's closure, and residents remain hopeful but anxious about their uncertain housing prospects.
