Loans · RV parks

RV park loans

Financing for existing RV parks and campgrounds, and for owners planning to expand.

At a glance

When a rv parks loan fits

Best forBuying or refinancing an operating RV park
What sizes the loanThe park's income history and value
Easier to financeExisting parks with a track record of income
Harder to financeNew builds and parks without income history
Key numbersOccupancy by season, site rates, operating expenses
Closes inAn LLC or other entity, business purpose only

Worked example

What an RV park lender wants to see

Example dealFigure
Sites and site typesFull hookup, partial, tent, long-term
OccupancyBy month, ideally for 2 or more years
RevenueSite rent plus other income, such as storage or laundry
ExpensesUtilities, staff, maintenance, taxes, insurance
Example onlyFewer lenders finance RV parks than apartments or retail, so matching the right lender matters even more. We tell you plainly when a park is not a fit yet. These figures illustrate the math. They are not an offer, a rate quote or a promise of approval.
Your file

What to have ready

  • Profit and loss statements for the last 2 to 3 years
  • Occupancy reports by month
  • Site map and site count
  • Purchase contract or payoff statement
  • Entity documents and guarantor ID
How we place it

Options in 48 business hours

Once your file is complete, we send it to the lenders in our directory that fund this kind of deal. Their answers come back to you on one page, side by side, with our fee in writing.

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Questions

What investors ask us

Can you finance building a new RV park?

It is harder than buying an operating park, because there is no income history. Tell us about the project and we will tell you honestly what is possible.

Do RV park loans need a business plan?

Lenders usually want to know how the park will be run and grown. A short plan helps.

Next step

Have a rv parks deal in front of you?