Track record
Waterfall Parks Holdings is a principal buyer, not a broker and not a fund. Here is every park we have owned, what we did to it, and how long we held it.
Closed transactions
All three operated and sold. Not a pipeline, not letters of intent — closed transactions, each one run by us before it changed hands. All cash, every closing under 45 days.
Renovated the rental units, rebuilt the roads, and added laundry, landscaping, and high-speed wifi. Converted a struggling bed and breakfast into a high-performing short-term rental, and took a long-term cabin on the property to the same. Sold as a stabilized rural park.
A boutique park bought with infrastructure already in place. We added private landscaping at every site, a dog park, a visitors lodge, high-speed wifi, and new roads, and expanded the site count. Sold stabilized.
Built from nothing on ten acres: roads, utilities, a fiber mesh network, oversized RV sites with mature landscaping, a visitors center, and a dog park. Added a 40-unit boat and RV storage facility with six covered spaces on power and water.
Sold at 41 sites with room to expand and an engineering firm already engaged on a wastewater treatment plant — the buyer inherited the entitlement head start along with the park.
Why it matters to a seller
A buyer’s history is the best predictor of how your deal will go.
Two of the three parks are in North Carolina and one is in Georgia. If you own a park in North Carolina or Georgia, we have operated in your state. Ready to talk? Here is how it works when you sell your RV park to us.
Contact
Address, approximate site count, and whatever financials exist is enough to start. If there are no books, say so — that is common and it is not disqualifying.
Calls are answered by the principal. There is no analyst to get past.
