Owning a Campground
Does anyone own a campground? I'm a little young to retire, but always thinking about it. I've considered buying campgrounds. Would prefer a destination type campground (no full timers) that is/can be...
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If you can, visit the KOA in San Diego. A lot of lessons there. We saw a mix of tents, cabins, church groups, small trailers, huge DPs, some ancient-looking RVs.
They have rental bicycles, pedal carts, a restaurant/snack bar, small store, pet areas, firewood sales, moveable fire rings, propane sales.
Another great one is the KOA near Mount Rushmore - horse stable, live bands, coffee shop, gift shop, etc.
Both of these locations had a lot of going on and they were a fun and festive operations. No hint of permanent residents. I have pulled in and right back out of many campgrounds with barrels of beer cans, makeshift porches, cars on blocks, old tires.
Matt B
They have rental bicycles, pedal carts, a restaurant/snack bar, small store, pet areas, firewood sales, moveable fire rings, propane sales.
Another great one is the KOA near Mount Rushmore - horse stable, live bands, coffee shop, gift shop, etc.
Both of these locations had a lot of going on and they were a fun and festive operations. No hint of permanent residents. I have pulled in and right back out of many campgrounds with barrels of beer cans, makeshift porches, cars on blocks, old tires.
Matt B
