For landowners & real estate professionals
A place worth imagining.
Explore what a park model retreat could bring to your land or a client’s next chapter.
Target launch January 2027

Before a site conversation
Five things worth gathering.
01
Intended use and local planning
Describe how the retreat would be used — seasonal, recreational, guest or getaway — and note the questions you want to raise with local planning staff.
02
Location and land status
Share the city or county, and whether the land is owned, under contract or still being searched for. Rules differ widely between jurisdictions.
03
Delivery approach and access
Note road access, gates, turns and slope. A transport professional will need to assess the approach before delivery can be planned.
04
Utilities, drainage and site work
List what is available nearby — power, water, sewer or septic — and how the ground drains. Site work is scoped and arranged separately from the home.
05
Timing and collection interests
Share your ideal timing and which level of the collection interests you. January 2027 is a target launch, not a delivery date.
Park models are recreational vehicles. Permitted use and site requirements depend on local rules. Read the park model guide or the RV Industry Association’s definition.
Choose your path
A personal or client site
One retreat for your own land, or for a client weighing a property.
Start a site conversationA campground or development project
Several units on one parcel, planned in phases.
Discuss a destination projectSite conversation
Tell us about the place.
Share your role, the city and state, the land status and the intended use. Include only what you are comfortable sharing.