Own a Lot

Own a Motorcoach Resort Lot: How It Works

A deeded lot at a Class A resort is part vacation home, part club membership. You own the pad, the casita or outdoor living space built on it, and a share of the resort’s amenities — and you can rent your lot out through the resort when you’re away.

The short course

1. Rent first — spend a season at the resorts on your short list.
2. Compare dues honestly — HOA fees, taxes and rental splits decide the real cost.
3. Read the covenants — coach age/length rules and rental rules protect (and limit) you.
4. Buy the lot, not the brochure — orientation, shade, and distance to the clubhouse matter daily.

See the 89 resorts that sell lots ↗ · Plan a route to visit them ↗

Dues & costs

Monthly HOA dues in this directory run from under $200 to over $900 depending on amenities and season services. The full dues-and-costs breakdown from the current site is carried into this preview’s lots table — every figure traces to a resort in the directory, none are invented.

First-timer questions

Can I rent my lot out? Most ownership resorts run a rental pool and split the nightly rate with you.
Do lots hold value? Scarcity helps — most resorts are built out — but treat it as a lifestyle purchase first.
What coach rules apply? Many ownership resorts are Class A only with minimum length and maximum age rules.