Making the transition from your day job to owning an RV park is a journey that can offer both personal fulfillment and financial independence. Many dreams of breaking free from the 9-to-5 grind, and owning an RV park presents a unique opportunity to live and work in an environment of your choosing. However, this leap requires thoughtful planning. Here’s a guide on how to make that shift with confidence.

RV Park owners have been blessed with an endless progression of income streams, including glamping. And now there’s a new one called RV Share.

One of the most important skills you can possess as an RV Park buyer is the art of negotiation. While most buyers understand the concept of starting low and triangulating the final price from the back-and-forth of price haggling but one element that often goes overlooked is the “Flinch”. In this RV Park Mastery podcast, we’re going to review what the “Flinch” is and why it’s imperative that you adopt it immediately when negotiating on RV Parks.

When managing or purchasing an RV park, flood risk isn't just a small detail; it’s a crucial factor that can affect the safety of your guests and the long-term success of your investment. Recent events like Hurricane Helene, which devastated low-lying areas, and the imminent threat of Hurricane Milton remind us of the ongoing importance of understanding flood risks. RVs may float, but that’s not their purpose—and neither is rebuilding after a flood.