RV Park Cap Rates in Washington

Real capitalization rate data from 58 parks across Washington. Understand what the market is actually returning before you write a check.

19.0%
State Avg Cap Rate
4.5%–23.9%
Range
58
Parks with Data
$3,379,209
Avg Park Value

What This Means for Investors

Washington is running hot. An average cap rate of 19.0% 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 (4.5%–23.9%) 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 44 cities, Washington 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 $3,379,209, most Washington parks are in reach for individual investors or small syndicates — this isn't a market dominated exclusively by institutional buyers.

Cap Rates by City — Washington

City Avg Cap Rate Parks Avg Valuation
Warrenton 14.4% 6 $2,944,876
Long Beach 20.4% 3 $1,289,750
Selah 21.1% 2 $459,540
Chinook 20.9% 2 $2,256,210
Cosmopolis 20.7% 2 $1,798,282
Raymond 20.7% 2 $855,493
Cheney 20.2% 2 $928,888
Ocean City 13.9% 2 $7,853,931
Naches 23.9% 1 $1,073,263
Mount Vernon 23.8% 1 $3,623,560
Elma 22.2% 1 $8,418,781
Belfair 22.1% 1 $4,200,692
Ocean Park 21.9% 1 $484,493
Randle 21.8% 1 $6,965,409
Goldendale 21.5% 1 $811,755
Chimacum 21.3% 1 $6,631,946
Silver Creek 21.3% 1 $3,746,862
Snohomish County 21.2% 1 $77,309
Fall City 21.0% 1 $5,414,324
Hoquiam 21.0% 1 $2,731,101
Issaquah 20.9% 1 $2,011,229
Newport 20.9% 1 $3,591,481
Sequim 20.9% 1 $3,591,481
South Prairie 20.9% 1 $6,500,581
Clarkston 20.7% 1 $907,870
Clatskanie 20.7% 1 $1,047,542
Fairview 20.7% 1 $5,237,714
Graham 20.7% 1 $2,269,676
Pacific Beach 20.7% 1 $3,142,628
Pasco 20.7% 1 $2,793,448
Rochester 20.7% 1 $2,025,249
Sunnyside 20.7% 1 $1,222,133
The Dalles 20.7% 1 $349,180
Buckley 20.3% 1 $1,010,142
Burlington 20.2% 1 $895,713
Cougar 20.2% 1 $895,713
Sprague 20.0% 1 $324,519
Coulee City 19.9% 1 $256,217
Cathlamet 19.6% 1 $592,441
Montesano 19.6% 1 $561,260
Sedro-Woolley 14.0% 1 $895,713
Anacortes 12.9% 1 $508,090
Umatilla County 11.7% 1 $3,641,469
Chehalis 4.5% 1 $31,500,000

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
Rimrock Lake Resort Naches 23.9% 20 $1,073,262
Town & Country Motorcoach and RV Resort Mount Vernon 23.8% 160 $3,623,560
Maplewood RV Resort Elma 22.2% 200 $8,418,780
Tahuya Adventure Resort Belfair 22.1% 101 $4,200,692
Ocean Park Resort RV Park Ocean Park 21.9% 12 $484,492
Ocean Mist Resort Ocean City 21.8% 112 $4,457,861
Maple Grove RV Resort & Golf Course Randle 21.8% 175 $6,965,408
Pine Springs Resort Goldendale 21.5% 21 $811,755
Naches RV Resort Selah 21.5% 3 $115,965
Harmony Lake Rv Park Silver Creek 21.3% 100 $3,746,861

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
Thousand Trails Chehalis Chehalis 4.5% 315 $31,500,000
Thousand Trails Mount Vernon None 4.5% 262 $26,200,000
Thousand Trails Oceana Ocean City 6.0% 150 $11,250,000
Loop O Warrenton 11.1% 154 $5,377,385
Loop K Warrenton 11.1% 154 $5,377,385
Wildhorse RV Park Umatilla County 11.7% 100 $3,641,468
Swinomish RV Park Anacortes 12.9% 35 $508,089
Riverfront RV Park Sedro-Woolley 14.0% 27 $895,713
Loop N Warrenton 15.1% 67 $2,339,512
Loop L Warrenton 15.1% 67 $2,339,512

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