RV Parks for Sale in Alaska
Explore rv parks for sale across Alaska. Browse by county below to find RV park investment opportunities, from small family-run parks to large-scale resorts with strong seasonal revenue.
Many investors looking at RV parks for sale in Alaska compare multiple regions within the state before choosing a market. Coastal, lakeside, and national-park-adjacent locations often see strong seasonal demand, while parks near major highways and metros can benefit from steady year-round traffic from traveling workers and full-time RVers.
As you evaluate opportunities, focus on fundamentals like infrastructure quality, historical occupancy, and local demand drivers rather than just headline cap rates. Run the numbers on any park you are considering with our RV park valuation calculator or compare returns using the cap rate calculator. Well-located RV parks in Alaska can offer resilient cash flow when pricing, guest experience, and operations are aligned with how travelers actually use the market.
Featured Listings in Alaska
20 Acres WITH PRIVATE AIRSTRIP Highway Frontage IN THE DENALI CORRIDOR
$2.4MALASKA RECREATIONAL & DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY w/ 2 Log Cabins & Airfield Located along the world-famous Parks Highway in the heart of Alaska's renowned Denali tourism corridor, this exceptional 20-acre property presents a rare opportunity to acquire a strategically positioned recreational, aviation, and development tract directly across from Historic Chulitna River Lodge.With private 1,700 foot airstrip access, highway frontage, and expansive acreage, the property offers a unique combination of accessibility, visibility, and future potential in one of Alaska's most sought-after tourism and recreation regions.Whether envisioned as a fly-in retreat, hospitality expansion site, recreational basecamp, commercial support property, aviation facility, cabin development, or long-term investment, this property provides a foundation for numerous possibilities.PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS• 20.00 acres of Alaska land• Parks Highway location• Directly across from Historic Chulitna River Lodge• Private airstrip access• Excellent visibility and accessibility• Small existing structure on site• Level terrain with development potential• Located within Alaska's Denali tourism corridor• Year-round recreational appeal• Convenient access between Anchorage and Fairbanks• Rare aviation-accessible acreage• Strong long-term investment potential
Turn-Key Remote Fishing & Hunting Lodge and Cabin Business
$1.4MRemote Lodge & Cabins with Airfield REMOTE FISHING AND HUNTING LODGE BUSINESS (LOCATION NOT DISCLOSED) Successfully operated business with excellent airfield. Cabins have bathrooms and wood heating. 23 acres +/- riverfront property. Owner will stay on to manage under agreement. Any interested parties must be pre-qualified and complete a Non-Disclosure Agreement. Boats, motors, tractors, equipment everything needed to walk in and conduct business as usual.
Turn-Key Riverfront Fish Camp Complex "Alaska King Salmon Adventures"
$950K12 Riverfront acre Fish Camp Complex with multiple permanent structures, 22 all-weather guest cabins, boats, trailers, tractors and huge list of equipmentAlaska King Salmon Adventures camp sits on one of the most productive holes on the Nushugak River. The Nushagak River is arguably home to the best king salmon fishing in Alaska. More kings return to the Nushagak River than any other river in Alaska, with more than 100,000 kings arriving in June and July. Although most of our clients come to fish with traditional gear, many fly anglers show up to taken advantage of what may be the very best fly fishing for Kings in Alaska.
13.782-Acre Basecamp— Alaskan Homestead + Tiny Home Village
$600KNestled in the pristine wilderness of Alaska, this extraordinary 13.782-acre property represents the culmination of one visionary's dream to create the ultimate "Basecamp for a Life Well Lived." What began as an ambitious homesteading project has evolved into a remarkable dual-purpose sanctuary that seamlessly blends self-sufficient living with hospitality entrepreneurship.The journey started with the construction of a magnificent 3,000 square foot handcrafted log home, built with 10-inch logs and designed to embrace Alaska's harsh beauty. The founder's vision extended far beyond personal comfort, incorporating three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a screened-in porch positioned perfectly for soaking in a hot tub while watching the northern lights dance overhead. Each detail reflects a deep understanding of Alaskan living, from the wood-burning stove for cozy winter nights to the greenhouse added in 2018 for year-round sustainability.As the homestead flourished, so did the infrastructure. A comprehensive network of 20 buildings emerged, totaling 14,500 square feet under roof. The property evolved to include essential facilities like a barn, meat processing facility, wood shop, auto shop, and multiple storage solutions including three Conex units. The installation of two private wells, nine septic systems, and reliable DSL and fiber optic internet transformed this remote location into a fully connected, modern retreat.The story's most exciting chapter began with the creation of a tiny home rental village on the second lot. Five elevated 265 square foot tiny homes were strategically positioned for privacy and scenic views, complemented by a nearly complete 1,444 square foot community center featuring skylight entry, covered deck, and tiled patio with outdoor fireplace. This transformation represented the founder's evolution from homesteader to hospitality entrepreneur, creating opportunities for Airbnb-style rentals, group retreats, weddings, and unique "bush Alaska" experiences.Today, this property stands as a testament to what's possible when vision meets determination. With no known zoning restrictions and accessibility from both Anchorage and Fairbanks via the road system, it offers unprecedented flexibility for the next chapter. Whether continuing the hospitality business, expanding the homesteading operation, or creating something entirely new, this foundation provides limitless possibilities.The sale presents a rare opportunity to acquire not just property, but a legacy of innovation and self-sufficiency. The next owner will inherit years of thoughtful development, proven systems, and a canvas for their own dreams in one of Alaska's most beautiful and versatile rural settings.
RV Park Market Overview
Median Asking Price
$1.15M
Median Revenue
$372K
Median Owner Earnings
$153K
Earnings Multiple
8.57x
Based on 26 active campground and RV park listings on BizBuySell (asking prices, March 2026). Asking prices are not closed sale prices and this sample is national, not state-specific.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The number of available rv parks in Alaska changes frequently. Browse our county-level pages below for the most current listings and opportunities.
Prices vary widely based on location, size, amenities, and occupancy. In Alaska, properties can range from under $500,000 for small parks to several million dollars for established resorts with strong cash flow.
Market conditions vary by region within Alaska. Factors to consider include tourism traffic, seasonal demand patterns, local regulations, and competition. We recommend analyzing specific counties and submarkets.