Gary Mosenfelder, owner and operator, began this quest in October 1995. He recognized that the cost of American living had escalated and that RV parks in many locations began charging very expensive monthly rates. On the other hand resorts across the country have designated places for RV owners to park provided that they are lot owners. For instance, if you own a lot at Bella Vista, Arkansas, you could park at their campground and need only pay ten dollars a day to receive amenities including, memberships to seven golf courses and four country clubs, reccenter activities, use of eight lakes and a yacht club, and to top this off you have dual rights to amenities at Hot Springs Village - so if you get tired of one super-resort, you can switch to the other. “We presently have one lot in Belle Vista advertised for only $1,200”, Mosenfelder states. “We are presently advertising resort lots in 26 states across the country to give RV owners the opportunity to park in all types of climates and conditions. Our principal aim is to provide RVers with a richer, less costly way of life, affording them a vast array of possibilities.”

Before advertising in RV NEWS, Retirement Homesites made slow progress in reaching the industry. Now, RV dealerships across the country have subscribed to Retirement Homesites Magazine and show the magazine to prospective buyers to demonstrate that RV living need not be expensive! Consequently, RV buyers can choose the more expensive model to suit their needs.

“If an RV club purchases a resort lot, any of its members can park on this property while traveling through”, says Mosenfelder. “RV Clubs can now buy lots for overnight parking along most interstates. If the club supplies their members with detailed maps to the property, these members can avoid the high cost of RV parks.” RVN