Building an RV park for overnighters?
Was talking to my brother-in-law over the weekend and he asked me about ideas for a piece of investment real estate he owns. 120 acres with a 10 year option to purchase more in the future. Location is...
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The most successful overnight parks are usually much closer to the exit of an Interstate highway, or out here where we don't have so many Interstates, alongside a major trunk highway. Close to a junction is good.
I'll go well off the highway for a destination park, but if I'm driving three miles or more on rural back roads (recognizing that not all state highways in your area are back roads, some are trunks) I'll be looking for more park amenities for an overnight (like small store, food services, LPG sales) or wanting to see these nearby. When traveling I tend to be running long driving days and will usually not be in a camp cooking mode.
I'll go well off the highway for a destination park, but if I'm driving three miles or more on rural back roads (recognizing that not all state highways in your area are back roads, some are trunks) I'll be looking for more park amenities for an overnight (like small store, food services, LPG sales) or wanting to see these nearby. When traveling I tend to be running long driving days and will usually not be in a camp cooking mode.
