The income here is about as predictable as this business gets. All 112 sites are leased annually, the park runs 100% occupied, and there is a waiting list to get in. Seasonal leases run $2,000 to $2,500 per site per year, and because every site is metered, campers are billed for their own electric — utilities pass through instead of eating the margin. On top of the site income, four furnished rentals — two three-bedroom, two-bath homes that sleep six, and a two-unit duplex — book nightly through the major vacation-rental platforms, and a six-unit storage building leases at $700 per unit per year. Total income reached $307,473 in 2025 with $145,546 of net operating income after adjustments — a 50% margin, and the strongest of the last three years.
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