RV Park Cap Rates in Alaska

Real capitalization rate data from 68 parks across Alaska. Understand what the market is actually returning before you write a check.

16.2%
State Avg Cap Rate
7.6%–23.2%
Range
68
Parks with Data
$773,516
Avg Park Value

What This Means for Investors

Alaska is running hot. An average cap rate of 16.2% is well above the national norm, which signals either underpriced assets, rural markets with strong cash flow, or operators who haven't professionalized revenue. For buyers, that spread is opportunity — find the bottom-quartile operators and you're buying cash flow, not just real estate.

The wide range (7.6%–23.2%) tells the other side of the story: there are parks in this state priced like trophy assets and parks priced like distressed debt. Know which bucket you're bidding on. The highest cap rates typically reflect either management upside or location risk — underwrite both.

With data spread across 28 cities, Alaska offers enough geographic diversity to be selective. The city breakdown below shows where the cap rate compression is worst and where pockets of yield still exist.

At an average estimated value of $773,516, most Alaska parks are in reach for individual investors or small syndicates — this isn't a market dominated exclusively by institutional buyers.

Cap Rates by City — Alaska

City Avg Cap Rate Parks Avg Valuation
Anchorage 15.8% 3 $2,265,548
Gakona 15.8% 3 $744,080
Soldotna 15.5% 3 $992,672
Juneau 16.4% 2 $1,153,797
Tok 15.8% 2 $1,127,393
Cooper Landing 15.6% 2 $789,458
Anchor Point 11.7% 2 $1,037,202
Valdez 21.9% 1 $206,658
Fairbanks North Star Borough 21.8% 1 $2,005,625
Seward 16.9% 1 $2,320,841
Willow 16.9% 1 $3,420,187
Healy 16.2% 1 $1,900,285
Chickaloon 15.8% 1 $541,149
Copper Center 15.8% 1 $1,172,490
Fairbanks 15.8% 1 $3,810,591
Gustavus 15.8% 1 $202,931
Kasilof 15.8% 1 $1,240,132
Kenai 15.8% 1 $2,096,952
Ninilchik 15.8% 1 $1,172,490
Palmer 15.8% 1 $766,627
Petersburg 15.8% 1 $157,834
Tolsona 15.7% 1 $917,179
Salcha 15.3% 1 $628,388
Sterling 15.3% 1 $650,057
Talkeetna 15.3% 1 $758,401
Kenai Peninsula Borough 14.9% 1 $126,560
Cordova 14.5% 1 $246,435
Anderson 7.6% 1 $1,195,037

Top 10 Highest Cap Rate Parks

Highest estimated returns — investigate occupancy, management quality, and NOI sustainability before buying on cap rate alone.

Park Name City Cap Rate Sites Est. Value
Denali Rainbow Village Rv Park None 23.2% 77 $1,929,330
Chase The Adventure Cabin None 23.2% 4 $100,225
Spruce Goose Lodge None 23.2% 2 $50,112
Hijo S Alaska Riverside Retreat None 22.1% 4 $83,362
Gnome Dome Mushroom Room Hope Ak None 22.1% 2 $41,681
Chena RV Park Valdez 21.9% 10 $206,657
Tanana Valley Campground and RV park Fairbanks North Star Borough 21.8% 50 $2,005,625
Kilcher Homestead Miraclemeadow None 21.8% 4 $82,157
Lulu S Glamping On The Knik River None 21.8% 7 $143,774
Bear Necessities Cottages None 21.8% 9 $184,854

10 Lowest Cap Rate Parks

Lower cap rates reflect higher prices relative to income — often found in premium markets, coastal areas, or parks with strong amenities and stable occupancy.

Park Name City Cap Rate Sites Est. Value
Anderson RV Park Anderson 7.6% 53 $1,195,037
Slidehole Campground Anchor Point 7.6% 46 $1,037,201
Float N Fish Campground None 9.5% 10 $130,112
Wrangell Mountain Homestead None 9.5% 10 $130,112
Talkeetna Lake Retreat None 10.2% 11 $146,435
Nauti Otter Inn And Yurt Village None 10.2% 11 $146,435
Nauti Otter Inn Yurt Village None 10.9% 12 $163,362
Seaside Farm None 10.9% 12 $163,362
Albatross Campground Reservations None 12.3% 14 $199,020
Howling Wolf Resort None 12.3% 14 $199,020

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