It's surprising how many RV parks sit on beautiful land but do little to bring out its best features. If you have a great view on your property — even if it's just one special corner — there's a way to turn it into something guests will remember.
Start by finding the right spot
Walk the property with fresh eyes. Look for elevation changes, a group of old trees, a lake view, or even a spot where the sunlight hits just right. Most parks have at least one place that stands out — it's just a matter of noticing it.
Shape the view
Think of the spot like a photograph. What would make it more striking? You might need to clear away a few bushes, trim low branches, or open up part of the view that's blocked. A little cleanup can turn a hidden corner into a centerpiece.
Make it inviting
Once the area looks good, add a place for guests to sit and enjoy it. Even a couple of simple benches can change how people experience the space. A well-placed chair turns a five-minute stop into an afternoon visit.
Bring in color
Adding some low-maintenance plants around the area can make a big difference. Pick hardy, native flowers or shrubs that bloom at different times of the year. A little color helps draw attention without adding much upkeep.
Give it a name
A good view deserves an identity. A small sign calling it something like “Willow Point” or “Sunset Hill” makes it feel special. You can even add it to your park's map or welcome guide as a featured stop.
Final thought
If your park has a natural highlight, it's worth making the most of it. A few simple steps can turn an overlooked spot into one of the things people talk about long after they leave.