I think if the campground in question is going to go for around 50-60K then 50 or 60 busnuts can come up with a grand or two each,
I was just going to mention that it could be done somewhat like a co-op, with a board of directors to do the actual governance of the property and leave the day to day operations to whoever manages it.A number of sites could be set aside for the use, primarily by investors on a first come, first served basis.At this time, there are 20 sites on the end I am at, and about 15 sites on the other end. Beyond those sites are about 10 more under the trees that the present owner started to build last summer. I guess he got fed up with costs and quit work on those before getting the sewer in.All sites except 2 are 30A with the two exceptions being 50A.There is a 5 acre lake stocked with Cats, Bass, Brim, Shiners, Blue Gill, etc. Around this lake a road runs about 9/10ths of the way. There is room around the lake to put maybe 30 or 40 camping spots with full hook up and maybe 40 or 50 more with electric and water only.Much of the brush clearing was done this fall, but there are still large piles of scrap trees and brush that must either be burnt, cut up for firewood or hauled off.Cutting up the for firewood may be a way to supply campers with wood for campfires, at a nominal charge.There is a shower room for both men and women, each one having 3 showers.Two Toilet stalls in the mens room and 3 in the womens.There is also a 2 story, 2 bedroom house that needs some renovation, but could be used as a residence for rental or whatever. The story I heard about it is that it was originally a barn and was turned into a house With the downstairs interior being made of rustic board and batten.If anyone is interested in pictures, I could take some and post them, just let me know what you would like to see.Dallas