RVC Outdoor Destinations

RVC Outdoor Destinations develops, owns and operates outdoor vacation resorts in the United States. Each resort mixes RV sites with cottages, yurts and tent camping, and is positioned as a destination in its own right rather than an overnight stop, with amenities and accommodation designed for that particular location.

RV sites have level concrete pads, 20/30/50 amp service, free cable and Wi-Fi on well-groomed grounds. Cottages are fully furnished with lofts and flat screen TVs, a washer and dryer, a full kitchen, a BBQ grill, picnic table and fire ring, and sleep up to four adults and two children. Yurts are circular, framed, tent-like structures with wooden floors, windows and beds, set in semi-private spaces enclosed by trees, sleeping up to eight. Resort amenities include golf cart and bike rentals, kayak, canoe and boat rentals, off-leash bark parks, fire rings with grills and renovated showers and restrooms.

Founded in 2006 and based in Memphis, Tennessee, the company says it has resorts in 11 states. Locations shown include Pine Mountain, Georgia; Destin/30A, Florida; Garden of the Gods, Colorado; Pigeon Forge, Tennessee; and Lake Raystown, Pennsylvania.

The invitation RVC extends to other campgrounds is about capital needs, development and redevelopment opportunities, handled by its development team, rather than third-party management contracts. Owners looking for a manager should confirm whether RVC takes on properties it does not own. The homepage and the contact page list different phone numbers for the Memphis office.