Thinking About Selling Your RV Park or Campground?
At Sell the Park, you can introduce the property, explain your priorities, and identify the questions you want to work through before deciding on a next step. We buy RV parks and campgrounds directly, and we sign a non-disclosure agreement before you share any financials.
Tell Us About Your RV ParkDescribe the operation you’ve built
Your property may serve overnight travelers, extended-stay guests, seasonal visitors, or a combination. It may include tent sites, cabins, storage, or other uses. Tell us what is operating now and label any future plans separately.
For your introduction, share:
- Where the park is located and its approximate RV site count.
- Whether it operates seasonally or year-round.
- The mix of stays and other accommodations.
- What has you considering a sale and your preferred timing.
You don’t need to prepare a polished listing to start.
What would you want to discuss before selling?
Timing around your season
If you want to finish a busy period or plan around upcoming reservations, include that preference. Distinguish your target timeline from a closing date agreed in writing.
Maintenance and future projects
Describe repairs, upgrades, and expansion ideas you want considered. If a project is still an idea, say so; don’t present it as an approved part of the park.
Guests, employees, and your own role
Tell us what you would want discussed about existing bookings, employees, day-to-day management, and any transition support you might consider.
Prepare at your own pace
Use the RV park sale checklist to organize the information you have. The selling guide covers questions about the process, and the valuation guide helps you prepare questions about price and supporting assumptions.
RV park seller questions
Can I inquire if the park is seasonal or currently closed?
Yes. Describe when it operates or when it last operated, and what has you considering a sale. An inquiry does not establish whether a particular property will receive an offer.
What if I have extended-stay guests?
Include that in your summary. Don’t assume that every RV park operates only as a vacation destination. Discuss the arrangements and transition questions that apply to your property without putting guest identities in the form.
What if the property also has mobile home sites?
Choose “Mixed RV/mobile home park” in the inquiry form. Share the counts for each use if you know them. You can also review the mobile home park preparation section.
Ready to talk about your RV park or campground?
Share what you know about the property and what you’re considering.
Tell Us About Your RV Park