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Campgrounds for Sale in Nevada, USA

More details for Wells China Town Mixed-Use – for Sale, Wells, NV

Wells China Town Mixed-Use

  • Campground
  • Mixed Types for Sale
  • $2,205,872 CAD
  • 2 Properties | Mixed Types
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More details for 515 Cornell Ave, Lovelock, NV - Hospitality for Sale

Lovelock Nugget Motel - 515 Cornell Ave

Lovelock, NV 89419

  • Campground
  • Hospitality for Sale
  • $1,654,404 CAD
  • 5,448 SF
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More details for 55 Cornell Ave, Lovelock, NV - Hospitality for Sale

Lovelock Inn - 55 Cornell Ave

Lovelock, NV 89419

  • Campground
  • Hospitality for Sale
  • $3,446,675 CAD
  • 6,278 SF
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More details for 205 Cornell Ave, Lovelock, NV - Multifamily for Sale

Brookwood Mobile Home - RV Park & Motel - 205 Cornell Ave

Lovelock, NV 89419

  • Campground
  • Multifamily for Sale
  • $2,481,606 CAD
  • 2,000 SF
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More details for 2721-2781 W Bell Vista Ave, Pahrump, NV - Land for Sale

2721-2781 W Bell Vista Ave

Pahrump, NV 89060

  • Campground
  • Land for Sale
  • $1,240,802 CAD
  • 4.60 AC Lot
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More details for Hualapai and Gomer, Las Vegas, NV - Land for Sale

5.0 +/- Acres Low-Density Residential - Hualapai and Gomer

Las Vegas, NV 89161

  • Campground
  • Land for Sale
  • $4,273,877 CAD
  • 5 AC Lot
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More details for 7990 Highway 264, Dyer, NV - Specialty for Sale

Wagon Wheel RV Park - 7990 Highway 264

Dyer, NV 89010

  • Campground
  • Specialty for Sale
  • $1,240,803 CAD
  • 252 SF
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More details for 3725-3777 E US Hwy 50, Baker, NV - Hospitality for Sale

Border Inn & Casino - 3725-3777 E US Hwy 50

Baker, NV 89311

  • Campground
  • Hospitality for Sale
  • $5,514,680 CAD
  • 25,000 SF
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More details for 28460 N US Highway 95, Indian Springs, NV - Land for Sale

± 49.75 Acres Bordered by Creech AFB - 28460 N US Highway 95

Indian Springs, NV 89018

  • Campground
  • Land for Sale
  • $6,858,883 CAD
  • 49.75 AC Lot
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More details for 13500 Blue Diamond Rd, Las Vegas, NV - Land for Sale

27.36 Acres-Fronting SR-159-OWC - 13500 Blue Diamond Rd

Las Vegas, NV 89161

  • Campground
  • Land for Sale
  • Price Upon Request
  • 27.36 AC Lot
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More details for 317 N Columbia St, Goldfield, NV - Multifamily for Sale

317 N Columbia St

Goldfield, NV 89013

  • Campground
  • Multifamily for Sale
  • $1,171,869 CAD
  • 944 SF
  • Air Conditioning

Goldfield Multifamily for Sale

For Sale: Goldfield Miner’s Camp RV Park Own a cash-flowing RV park and historic lodging property in Goldfield, Nevada—positioned to benefit from a surge of incoming mining and energy workers. With existing income, expansion potential, and minimal development restrictions, this is a rare opportunity to scale a hospitality or workforce housing business in one of the last true Wild West towns. This established miner’s camp offers a versatile and turnkey foundation for entrepreneurs, visionaries, and investors looking to capitalize on the region’s growing momentum driven by nearby mining and energy development projects. Property Features: Classic Vintage trailer: $600/month. 10 RV sites: $40/night or $600/month. Historic 1904 Assay Office Airbnb: $120/night. Potential of expanding to 15 RV sites. 2 modern and clean bathroom/shower facilities built into a historic barn facade. Outdoor kitchen and communal propane fire pit. Owner’s residence is a 40ft fifth wheel with skirting and shed, fully fenced for pets. Development Parcels: 3 additional commercial lots in the historic district, ideal for restaurant, bar, lodging, or retail. Ideal for RV park, workforce housing, short-term rentals, event space, or themed lodging. Flexible development environment with minimal zoning restrictions—allowing for faster expansion and creative use (buyer to verify intended uses). Existing camp layout provides a strong base for immediate or phased business operations. Property Highlights: Located in the heart of downtown Goldfield providing easy walkability. Authentic Western Setting: Rustic charm with historic character that attracts tourists, adventurers, and history enthusiasts. Business Potential: A nearby mining project is expected to bring approximately 200 workers beginning Fall 2026, with a projected 7–9 year mine lifespan—creating sustained demand for housing, RV sites, and local services in a market with. Opportunity to develop property with existing infrastructure. Tourism-driven ventures such as glamping, historic stays, or guided experiences. Events, festivals, or off-road recreation hubs. Long-term investment in a resurging frontier market. Ideal Buyer: RV park operators looking to expand. Investors seeking workforce housing opportunities. Hospitality entrepreneurs (glamping, boutique style stays). Owner-operators wanting a live/work setup. Why Goldfield? Goldfield’s rich history, rugged landscape, and minimal restrictions create a one-of-a-kind environment where creativity meets opportunity. As development expands across central Nevada, properties like this are becoming increasingly valuable. Own a piece of the Old West—and shape its future.

Contact:

Access Realty LLC

Property Subtype:

Mobile Home Park

Date on Market:

2026-04-01

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Campgrounds For Sale

Campgrounds

A campground is an area of land where people can camp overnight, either in a tent or in their car or recreational vehicle. The largest campgrounds consist of a number of back-to-back sites where one can park their recreational vehicle or pitch their tent. Privately run campgrounds as commercial ventures with improved or unimproved sites have been around for decades and have been gaining in popularity.

Are campgrounds or RV parks profitable investments?

Investing in a campground can be profitable, especially if the property is large enough for back-to-back sites. One must consider that a campground's value is directly related to an area's demand for such property. In addition, the cost of running a campground is much less than more traditional forms of lodging. As long as property does not have restrictions on its use, it can be bought at a relatively inexpensive price. However, any changes to zoning or building codes must be followed to ensure safety for guests and protection from liability suits.

Campgrounds are popular with extended stay guests. These are people who will rent a site for consecutive months. The advantage for the owner is that the longer they stay, the more money they spend on amenities such as groceries, electrical hook-ups and in some cases propane tanks which can be refilled at a profit.

Campgrounds can be run by both individuals and corporations. A smaller campground can be managed by a single individual with an on-site residence, which the owner rents out for additional income. In this case, the property owner is responsible for maintenance, reservation records and overall management of the area. A larger campground may include on staff groundskeepers, sewer dump stations, laundry facilities and even entertainment for children. A more complex organization requires the hiring of staff to fill these roles.

Should I purchase a campground?

There are many challenges that campgrounds face in becoming profitable investments. The most notable is increased competition. With the upswing in camping and outdoor activities, such as fishing and hiking, demand for campgrounds has risen. In addition, many state run sites are underfunded causing them to close temporarily or limit use by recreational vehicles. If a corporation buys property near such an area they may be forced to lower prices to compete.

What should I look for in a campground for sale?

When looking at a campground for sale, an investor needs to consider what makes the property unique and how it differentiates itself from other sites. These factors include:

  • - Size and location of site (i.e. availability of sewer dump stations, proximity to highways)
  • - Number of back-to-back sites available
  • - Amenities on site (i.e. tenting areas, playground, laundry area)
  • - Whether the property is shaded or provides some level of privacy for guests
  • - Accessibility to other recreational activities (i.e. hiking trails, beaches)
  • - Whether the property is located within an established campground community with other amenities such as specialty shops, restaurants and clubs for guests
  • - How far the property is from other amenities (i.e. grocery stores, restaurants)

Buying a campground can be a smart investment:

Campgrounds can be bought for a relatively low cost. They are a simple business which require little staff to manage and operate, although it will require some initial investment for cleaning or renovating facilities. They are appealing to people who want a simpler lifestyle that is not dependent on the office for employment.

Campgrounds can be found in rural, suburban and urban areas throughout North America. The appeal of these camping properties is equal across all demographics due to their accessibility and affordability compared with traditional hotels or resorts. Investing in property used by campers is a great form of investing in real estate. Guests are always looking for places to stay and businesses that provide these accommodations may be less at risk than other areas when it comes to economic downturns, since many campers will continue to use the property even if they cannot afford other vacations.

 

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