SiteScout runs 24/7. It watches tax records, listing feeds, and off-market signals so you don't have to — then scores every property against your acquisition criteria and alerts you when something is worth your time.
Most campground deals happen before they ever hit a listing.
Family-owned parks change hands quietly. Brokers shop deals to three buyers simultaneously. Properties sit unsurfaced in county records while institutional capital circles.
Your current pipeline is limited by how fast you can cold-call. SiteScout changes that. It works while you sleep, and surfaces only what meets your bar.
Every day, the SiteScout agent scans public listings, Zillow, LoopNet, and county records — searching for campgrounds and glamping properties within your target geographies.
Each captured lead is scored across 94 factors: revenue, occupancy, and location tiers weighted against site count, utility infrastructure, timing signals, and operational risk flags. No gut feelings. No spreadsheet drift.
Surviving candidates are passed through a first-pass underwriting pass: project NOI and cap rate, surface red flags, and stamp the lead go / watch / pass so only actionable deals reappear the next morning.
The daily brief lands in your inbox and on the dashboard as a deal summary card: source, location, NP distance, sites, utilities, decision badge, projected NOI, and the five bucket subtotals that drove the score.
SiteScout replaces the spreadsheet. Every lead lands in your pipeline as a structured deal card — scored on revenue, occupancy, and location (plus infrastructure, timing, and risk) — ready to sort, filter, and act on.
Haywood County, NC — 12 mi from Great Smoky Mountains NP
Real acquisition data modeled on comparable outdoor hospitality transactions. This card is illustrative — your actual pipeline is filtered by your specific criteria.
The developers who built Roamstead, Camp Margaritaville, and Sun Communities' latest acquisitions didn't find those deals on LoopNet. They found them before anyone else knew they existed. SiteScout gives that same edge to developers who move at the speed of software — not spreadsheets.