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RV Parks for Sale in New Hampshire

Explore rv parks for sale across New Hampshire. 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 New Hampshire 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 New Hampshire can offer resilient cash flow when pricing, guest experience, and operations are aligned with how travelers actually use the market.

Featured Listings in New Hampshire

Campground & Cabins - A turnkey 4-season recreation business in the WM

$1.8M
Lincoln

TURNKEY CAMPGROUND & CABINS WITH REAL ESTATE INCLUDED, GATEWAY TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS Country Bumpkins Campground & Cabins is an established riverfront hospitality business in a four-season White Mountains destination, offered together with its real estate at 218 US Route 3 in Lincoln, New Hampshire. Set on approximately 3.5 acres between the Pemigewasset River and Bog Brook, just off I-93 at Exit 33, it has operated as a beloved family destination for decades and transfers as a true turnkey operation. The $1,800,000 asking price includes the land, all improvements, and the operating business. WHAT YOU ARE ACQUIRING. The offering includes 52 sites (seven fully furnished cabins, RV sites with hookups, and sought-after waterfront tent sites), a four-bedroom, two-bath owner's residence with an attached camp store, a barn with an owned arcade and workshop, and a bathhouse with guest laundry, all on municipal water and sewer. Substantially all furniture, fixtures, and equipment convey, from grounds and shop equipment to the owned game-room machines, a five-person jacuzzi, a large-capacity washer and dryer added for the linen program, and the cabin furnishings themselves. Store merchandise conveys as well. Recent capital investment, including a cabin rebuild, electrical service upgrades, roofing, and site work, has reduced near-term capital needs. ESTABLISHED, DIVERSIFIED CASH FLOW. Revenue is diversified across cabins, RV and tent sites, seasonal leases, and store and ancillary sales, producing steady demand with strong repeat-guest loyalty and a standing seasonal waitlist. The financials are documented and drawn directly from the sellers' federal tax returns, giving a buyer a conservative, verifiable earnings base, and the on-site residence adds meaningfully to owner benefit for an owner-operator. A STRUCTURAL COST ADVANTAGE. The Town of Lincoln does not currently charge landowners for water or sewer usage, holding utility costs well below comparable private-utility parks and supporting margins. CLEAR GROWTH RUNWAY. The business has been run on a largely manual, seasonal basis. A buyer can lift cash flow quickly by adopting online booking and dynamic pricing (the same tools comparable parks nearby already use), extending toward year-round operation anchored by Loon and Cannon Mountain skiing, Franconia Notch ice climbing, and the nearby Ice Castles, and adding glamping, premium waterfront stays, and a formal events and weddings program. The riverfront grounds and cabins also suit company retreats and short-term rentals. FINANCING AND TAX. Because the real estate is included, the acquisition may qualify for SBA 7(a), SBA 504, or USDA financing for an owner-operator, often with attractive down-payment terms; buyers should confirm eligibility with their lender. The property also sits within a designated Qualified Opportunity Zone, which may offer additional tax advantages to eligible investors, subject to review with qualified tax counsel. LOCATION. Lincoln is one of New England's premier mountain basecamp towns, minutes from Franconia Notch State Park, Flume Gorge, Loon and Cannon Mountains, and the Kancamagus Highway, and about two hours from Boston, driving demand across every season. This is a rare chance to own an established, real-estate-included hospitality business with in-place income, a loyal guest base, and a clear, executable path to grow.

52 sites3.5 acres

Campground, restaurant property, 77 camp sites, 21 Acres & more!

$1.7M
Errol

Introducing Log Haven campground and restaurant property with 77 camp sites, one year round rental cabin, one year round on-site single family residence and other campground site improvements. The main building offers 5 lodging units and a 24 seat restaurant and lounge with a full commercial kitchen. This property has DIRECT TRAIL ACCESS to hundreds of miles of ATV trials, and direct access to over 2000 miles of snowmobile trails. Just a few miles from Dixville Notch State Park and a short drive to Akers Pond, Umbagog Lake, the Androscoggin River and numerous trout-stocked ponds and streams! Financials will be provided for a qualified buyer upon request.

77 sites21 acres

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 New Hampshire 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 New Hampshire, 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 New Hampshire. Factors to consider include tourism traffic, seasonal demand patterns, local regulations, and competition. We recommend analyzing specific counties and submarkets.