RVParkIQ has rolled out major enhancements to its market analysis platform, Explorer—giving RV park and campground investors unprecedented visibility into U.S. market dynamics. If you haven’t explored Explorer yet, now’s the time. New tools make it easier than ever to spot investment opportunities and evaluate markets with speed and confidence.
These new updates to the interactive map bring expanded filtering capabilities that go far beyond basic facility data. You can now explore:
- New RV Park Developments – Track nearly 400 upcoming projects nationwide to monitor competitive activity and future supply.
- New Housing Construction – View over 8,000 active residential developments, an important indicator of potential long-term demand.
- National & State Parks + Marinas – With more than 18,000 mapped locations, users can assess proximity to recreation hubs that drive overnight and seasonal traffic.
- KOA vs. Non-KOA Filters – See brand-affiliated versus independent parks to better understand the competitive landscape.
- Glamping Facility Filters – Identify areas already offering glamping accommodations or regions with opportunity for upscale expansion.
These new enhancements are built to help you—whether you’re an investor, developer, or operator—make smarter decisions about where to build, buy, or expand. With the ability to layer in key data like housing trends, nearby attractions, and park affiliations, you get a clearer view of true market opportunity and saturation.
Explorer is one of the most powerful planning tools in outdoor hospitality—designed specifically for RV park and campground professionals like you. Whether you’re scouting emerging markets, checking proximity to recreation drivers, or analyzing the competition, Explorer puts the data you need right at your fingertips.
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We offer free demos to walk you through the platform and help you explore the data in your target markets.
Start making confident, data-driven decisions today.
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