RV Parks, Campgrounds and Mobile Home Parks We Buy
What we review
Tell us about any of these.
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RV parks
From small parks to large ones, with nightly, monthly or seasonal guests.
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RV resorts
Parks with resort amenities, such as pools, clubhouses and stores.
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Campgrounds
With RV, tent and cabin sites, or a mix.
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Mobile home parks
Manufactured housing communities, with resident-owned homes on rented lots, park-owned homes, or both.
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RV and mobile home parks
Parks with RV sites alongside manufactured homes.
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Seasonal campgrounds
Parks that open for part of the year.
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Year-round parks
Parks open all year, including those with long-stay guests.
Mobile home parks and their residents
In some states, the owner of a mobile home park must notify residents before selling it, and some give residents or their association a chance to buy the park first. Where your state has such a rule, the sale has to follow it, so tell us where the park is early, and ask a local attorney what your state requires.
Questions about the parks we buy
Does the park need to be full?
No. Tell us roughly how full it is, or how many lots are leased; occupancy is one of the things an offer reflects.
Do you buy parks that need work?
Tell us what it needs. Repairs and deferred maintenance are part of what we review.
Do you buy the business and the land together?
Most park sales include the land, the business and its equipment together. Tell us how yours is owned.
Tell us about your park
Confidential and free to ask. You’re not bound until you sign.
Tell Us About Your Park