We buy RV parks privately
What is my RV park worth?
Estimate value from NOI, site count, occupancy, seasonality, amenities, and cap-rate assumptions. Then decide whether a private direct offer or brokered listing fits your family, staff, and guests.
Confidential valuation
Estimate what your RV park may be worth
Start with revenue, site count, expenses, occupancy, and buyer cap-rate assumptions. The output is a working range, not an appraisal.
Private follow-up
Want a real direct-offer review?
Share the basics and we will review the range privately. This does not list the park, notify staff, or obligate you to sell.
Built for family operators
Most owners are not selling a spreadsheet
A family campground is usually tied to staff, seasonal guests, local relationships, and years of repair decisions. The site is written for that reality, not for institutional deal jargon.
What happens to long-term guests?
We keep the first conversation private and practical, with no public listing and no pressure campaign.
Can staff find out before I am ready?
We keep the first conversation private and practical, with no public listing and no pressure campaign.
Do I need clean books before asking?
We keep the first conversation private and practical, with no public listing and no pressure campaign.
Should I list with a broker or talk privately first?
We keep the first conversation private and practical, with no public listing and no pressure campaign.
Owner resources
Start with the decision you actually have to make
Understand value
Learn how NOI, cap rates, site count, seasonality, utilities, and expansion potential turn into a range.
Read moreCompare exit paths
Model a brokered listing against a private direct offer so the choice is not just about headline price.
Read morePlan the tax handoff
Review the questions to bring your CPA before signing an LOI or creating a tight replacement-property clock.
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