10/06/2025 | News release | Distributed by Public on 10/06/2025 09:20
Starting October 7, more people are eligible to apply to rent a 1-bedroom park model home or a 2-bedroom modular home in the Lazy Days Mobile Home and RV Park (52511 McKenzie River Highway), rebuilt by Homes for Good after the Holiday Farm Fire.
Now, people who rented anywhere in Lane County at the time of the Holiday Farm Fire, but did not lose their home in the fire, can apply if they were affected by the destabilization of the affordable rental housing market caused by the fire. Applicants who work within 20 miles of the Lazy Days park will receive Local Workforce Preference points on their applications. People who were renters anywhere in Lane County during the Holiday Farm Fire can apply online starting October 7 at 8:00 am using this application.
Applicants should be at no more than 80 percent of the Area Median Income. For example:
Renters would pay $1000 per month for a 2- bedroom unit or $750 a month for a 1- bedroom unit. Rent includes utilities (water, sewer, garbage).
People who lost their homes in the Holiday Farm Fire are still encouraged to apply and will be prioritized for placement. Lazy Days has already accepted two rounds of applications open only to fire survivors and still has vacancies. Welcoming other renters to the application process can help meet the workforce housing need in the Blue River and McKenzie Bridge area. Fire survivors can apply online starting October 7 using this application. (It is a different application than the one linked above.)
Applications will be screened on a first come, first served basis.
Funding to provide the modular homes to fire survivors is provided by Oregon Housing & Community Services. Homes for Good is property owner and led construction on the site. Lane County is assisting with the application process.
Learn more: https://www.homesforgood.org/about/real-estate-development/projects/lazy-days-rv-and-mobile-home-park