Manufactured Home Parks, Recreational Camping Areas, & Youth Camps

• When moving a new Manufactured Home onto a licensed Manufactured Home Park premises, a moving permit must be issued by the Building & Inspections Division.

• Moving Permits can be applied for through our online permitting portal. An account is required. Please visit our Portal to sign up for an account and apply for your permit.

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• Minnesota Department of Health Summary of Manufactured Home Park Requirements
• Bloomington City Code sections regulating Manufactured Home Parks can be found here
• State regulations adopted by reference in the Bloomington City Code can be found via the Minnesota Department of Health
• Minnesota Attorney General's Office (Tenant Resources), PH: 651-296-3353
• HOME Line (Tenant Advocacy), PH: 612-728-5767

For information about Sumac Knoll at the Hyland Lake Park Reserve, please visit this link to the Three Rivers Park District's website. Additional guidelines and information can be found here. 

• Minnesota Department of Health Summary of Recreational Camping Area Requirements
• Bloomington City Code sections regulating Recreational Camping Areas can be found here
• State regulations adopted by reference in the Bloomington City Code can be found via the Minnesota Department of Health

• Bloomington City Code sections regulating Youth Camps can be found here
• State regulations adopted by reference in the Bloomington City Code can be found via the Minnesota Department of Health

If you have any questions or complaints about properties within the City, please reach out to the Environmental Health Division.

You may contact us at 952-563-8934 or envhealth@bloomingtonmn.gov. 

For more information about our code enforcement process or other program areas, you may visit the Environmental Health Division's main webpage.