What type of water system is an example of a mobile home park?

A mobile home park typically operates as a community water system because it serves multiple residential units or lots within a designated area. Community water systems are designed to provide water to 15 or more service connections or regularly serve at least 25 individuals. In this context, a mobile home park includes various households that consistently rely on the water system for daily use, thus fitting the definition of a community system.

Mobile home parks generally do not qualify as transient non-community systems, which serve people temporarily, such as visitors at a campground or travelers at a gas station. Additionally, while private water systems can serve individual households, mobile home parks consist of multiple residences and therefore align more closely with the characteristics of a community system. Municipal water systems pertain primarily to large cities or towns providing water to their residents and often include extensive infrastructure, which does not typically apply to smaller residential settings like mobile home parks.