RV Park Cap Rates in Maryland

Real capitalization rate data from 3 parks across Maryland. Understand what the market is actually returning before you write a check.

7.8%
State Avg Cap Rate
4.4%–9.5%
Range
3
Parks with Data
$2,972,823
Avg Park Value

What This Means for Investors

Maryland is a competitive market. At 7.8% average, pricing reflects real buyer demand — this isn't a market where sellers are desperate. That said, the right deal with operational upside can still pencil well if you underwrite NOI improvements rather than buying trailing income.

In markets like this, the edge is in sourcing — not on-market listings, but owners who haven't marketed. The 3 parks in our database with owner contact data give you the starting list. Work it direct.

At an average estimated value of $2,972,823, most Maryland parks are in reach for individual investors or small syndicates — this isn't a market dominated exclusively by institutional buyers.

Cap Rates by City — Maryland

City Avg Cap Rate Parks Avg Valuation
Cumberland 9.5% 2 $829,481
Berlin 4.4% 1 $7,259,510

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
Evitts Creek Campsite Cumberland 9.5% 20 $829,480
Irons Mountain Campsite Cumberland 9.5% 20 $829,480
Lake Haven Manufactured Community Berlin 4.43% 128 $7,259,509

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
Lake Haven Manufactured Community Berlin 4.43% 128 $7,259,509
Evitts Creek Campsite Cumberland 9.5% 20 $829,480
Irons Mountain Campsite Cumberland 9.5% 20 $829,480

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