Seeking RV Campground in the Southeast. Minimum of 100 sites, destination based, family friendly.
Looking into alternative deal sourcing avenues. My PE fund is actively acquiring outdoor hospitality assets nationally with preference to the Southeast US. We look for destination type assets that are family friendly (not workplace housing) and have a minimum of 100 sites. Please respond if you or someone you know has a campground for sale.

Thank you

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[{"id": "hkx5w0q", "text": "There are a lot in TX. Rarely for sale, is there a reason why Google and cold calling doesn\u2019t work?", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "hkxbpbg", "text": "I saw a 100 something unit pad for sale on MS gulf coast like a week ago. Check out Crexi", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "hkxuix1", "text": "I mean Andrew Shih at Newmark, the CBRE and the colliers teams collectively probably send out 4 emails a day with this stuff on it. Just sign up for the blasts? You just missed MHI\u2019s fall conference it was in like mid October but they\u2019ll have another one in April if you want to just meet everyone in that trailer park world. It\u2019s a small business so the conference is really productive if MHC is your thing.\n\nOh and as a PE firm it\u2019s tough to manage this stuff directly, you really need a good sector specialist who can get down and dirty with the stuff, the play is moving 2 star stuff at like an 8 cap to 3 star stuff at like a 6 cap but the equity checks are super small so you need to buy a ton of it and operate a ton of it. It\u2019s not as easy an operating business as one would think it would be - it\u2019s kind of a covered land play but has down and dirty property management and a lot of small dollar capex to manage.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]