A trailer park is a designated area where mobile homes or trailers are parked and lived in. These parks often provide basic amenities such as water, electricity, and sewage disposal. Residents typically own their trailers but rent the land on which they are placed. Trailer parks can vary in size and may include community facilities like playgrounds or laundry rooms. Many people choose to live in trailer parks due to their affordability compared to traditional housing. They can be found in urban, suburban, and rural areas, catering to a diverse population. Some trailer parks are designed for long-term residents, while others may serve as temporary accommodations for travelers or seasonal workers.