The business is already moving in the right direction — income has climbed sharply over the past three years, with adjusted net operating income nearly tripling (full financials available to qualified, registered buyers). Beyond the sites, the park earns in more ways than one: a camp store with a proven hand-dipped ice cream operation moving inside this year (included in the sale), a propane filling station, social room, park-wide Wi-Fi, coin laundry, a rare on- and off-sale malt beverage and farm wine license, and weekly acoustic music jams that give the park its personality. Currently licensed for 45 sites and built for all 75, this is an income-producing park with its growth already mapped out — and seller financing is available for a qualified buyer.
The location does the marketing on its own: the park sits where a major north–south interstate meets a historic east–west highway, just one mile from the exit — easy on and off, with no highway noise. This is the heart of a celebrated lakes region known for outstanding fishing and hunting, with a full-service regional hub city about half an hour away. Area projects add a steady weekday base of long-term working guests, and with a new project starting, those crews are returning.