RV parks win long-term when they feel easy, clean, and worth the money. That sounds simple, but it takes discipline. The market is still there: camping participation has grown by about 11 million additional households in 2026 vs. 2019, and RV shipments are projected to land around the mid-300,000 range in 2026.

While many new RV Park investors are self - conscious until they have that first property under their belts, the truth is that the “newbie” investor has certain advantages over the seasoned players. In this RV Park Mastery podcast we’re going to unlock the strengths of being new to RV Park investing and why fresh investors often beat out their more professional adversaries.

Most investors spend their time chasing what is new. New platforms, new tools, new systems, and new ideas that promise efficiency or scale. Yet many of the strongest returns in real estate still come from industries that have barely changed at all. Low-tech properties continue to perform because they are grounded in basic human needs, not innovation cycles.

America is filled with a plethora of massive shifts in consumer sentiment, demographics and economic cycles, all of which were labelled “Megatrends” back in the 1980s. However, RV Parks have the advantage of escaping the wrath of the most damaging of these shifts, while benefitting from virtually all of the good ones. In this RV Park Mastery podcast we’re going to explore how this occurs.