MobileHome.net lists mobile homes for rent in Indiana from Goshen and South Bend in the north to Greenwood, just south of Indianapolis.

The five rentals featured here are in Goshen, Osceola, South Bend, Fort Wayne, and Greenwood. Each has 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, and each sits in an all-age mobile home park. Listings appear newest first in the central directory of mobile homes for rent in Indiana.

Key facts

• The MobileHome.net state directory lists mobile homes for rent in Indiana, sorted newest first.
• The five featured rentals range from $1,199 to $1,529 a month.
• All five featured homes have 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms and sit in all-age communities.
• Listed model years run from 2017 to 2026 (the Fort Wayne listing gives none).

Featured Mobile Homes for Rent in Indiana

1. 3-Bed / 2-Bath 2024 Champion at Brookside Manor (Goshen, Indiana)

Located in Elkhart County at 181 Brookside Manor, this 3-bed / 2-bath 2024 Champion for rent in Goshen rents for $1,199/month, the lowest rent of the five.

Property Highlights & Layout

• Layout: A 15 by 66-foot home with 990 square feet and an open floor plan that joins the living room, dining area and kitchen.
• Features: Central air and a storage shed.
• Photos: The listing says colors and options may vary, so tour the actual home before you sign.

2. 3-Bed / 2-Bath 2017 Fairmont Doublewide at Cobus Green (Osceola, Indiana)

Located in St. Joseph County at 54152 Ash Rd. Lot 362, this 3-bed / 2-bath 2017 Fairmont doublewide for rent in Osceola rents for $1,399/month.

Property Highlights & Layout

• Largest Floor Plan: 28 by 52 feet and 1,456 square feet, the biggest home in this guide.
• Features: Central air and a front porch.
• Community: Cobus Green is an all-age community.

3. 3-Bed / 2-Bath Singlewide with Kitchen Island at Apple Valley (Fort Wayne, Indiana)

Located in Allen County at 10326 Old Leo Road #57, this rustic-style 3-bedroom with a large island in Fort Wayne rents for $1,299/month.

Property Highlights & Layout

• Layout: A 16-by-76-foot single-wide with 1,216 square feet, no shared walls, a central kitchen island, and a primary bedroom with a walk-in closet and attached bath.
• Systems and Extras: Natural gas heat, central air, a dishwasher, an 8-by-10 shed, a large porch, and a small private yard.
• Location: Less than 2 miles from Meijer, Parkview Hospital, and the I-69 and I-469 interchange.
• Tenant Duties: The renter pays for water, sewer, electric, and gas and mows the lawn. Every resident 18 or older must apply for park approval.

4. New 3-Bed / 2-Bath 2026 Clayton at Pebble Creek (Greenwood, Indiana)

Located in Johnson County at 1796 Westwood Street, this new 3-bed / 2-bath 2026 Clayton for rent in Greenwood rents for $1,399/month.

Property Highlights & Layout

• New Home: A 2026 Clayton listed in new condition, 16 by 66 feet with 1,056 square feet.
• Layout: Open living space and a primary bedroom with a walk-in closet.
• Community: Pebble Creek, at 225 Pebble Creek Drive, is an all-age community. The home has central air.

5. 3-Bed / 2-Bath 2025 Clayton at Clearwater (South Bend, Indiana)

Located in St. Joseph County at 62430 Locust Rd Lot 181, this 3-bed / 2-bath 2025 Clayton for rent in South Bend rents for $1,529/month, the highest rent of the five.

Property Highlights & Layout

• Layout: A 15-by-76-foot home with 1,140 square feet and open-concept living, dining, and kitchen areas.
• Primary Suite: A private bath and a walk-in closet.
• Photos: The pictures show the model, and colors may differ. The home has central air.

How much does it cost to rent a mobile home in Indiana?

The five Indiana mobile home rentals featured here range from $1,199 a month for a 2024 Champion in Goshen to $1,529 for a 2025 Clayton in South Bend. Each has 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms and sits in an all-age park. Ask each park whether lot rent and utilities are extra.

For budgeting ideas, read how to save money renting a mobile home.

How much is lot rent in Indiana mobile home parks?

None of the five featured listings prints a separate lot rent amount, and one listing gives mixed notes on lot rent. All five homes sit in mobile home parks. Before you sign, ask the park office if lot rent is part of the monthly rent or billed separately, and get the figure in writing.

The Indiana mobile home park directory lists parks across the state you can contact about lot rent in Indiana.

Can you rent a mobile home in a mobile home park?

Yes. All five Indiana homes featured here are rentals inside parks: Brookside Manor in Goshen, Cobus Green in Osceola, Apple Valley in Fort Wayne, Pebble Creek in Greenwood, and Clear Water in South Bend. The Fort Wayne listing says every resident aged 18 or older must apply for park approval.

Renting a mobile home in a mobile home park means following both the lease and the park's rules. See why more Americans are choosing mobile home rentals.

Renter Checklist for Indiana Mobile Homes

1. Plan an Application for Every Adult: Fort Wayne requires park approval for each resident 18 or older. Ask other parks about screening fees.
2. Get Lot Rent and Utilities in Writing: No featured listing prints a lot rent figure, and the Fort Wayne renter pays water, sewer, electric and gas.
3. Tour the Actual Home: The Goshen and South Bend listings say colors or options may differ from the photos.
4. Read the Lease: Check the length, renewal terms and repairs, and review the mobile home landlord-tenant laws page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there mobile homes for rent in Indiana under $1,000 a month?

None of the five rentals featured here is under $1,000. The lowest is $1,199 a month for a 3-bed, 2-bath 2024 Champion in Goshen. Check the Indiana directory, sorted newest first, for lower rents.

Which Indiana rental in this guide is the largest?

The 2017 Fairmont double-wide at Cobus Green in Osceola, at 28 by 52 feet and 1,456 square feet, for $1,399 a month.

Is there a brand-new mobile home for rent in Indiana?

Yes. The 2026 Clayton at Pebble Creek in Greenwood is listed as a new home, with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and 1,056 square feet, for $1,399 a month.

What utilities do Indiana mobile home renters pay?

It depends on the park. The Apple Valley listing in Fort Wayne says the renter pays water, sewer, electric, and gas and mows the lawn. Ask each community for its own list.

Are these Indiana rentals in all-age communities?

Yes. All five featured listings are marked All Age Community on MobileHome.net.

Find Your Next Indiana Rental

Explore the rentals in the central directory of mobile homes for rent in Indiana to compare rent, floor plans, and park rules. Renters ready to buy can compare mobile homes for sale in Indiana. Nearby searches include mobile homes for rent near Fort Wayne and the Michigan mobile homes for rent guide.

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