Glamping & Alternative Lodging
Plan Alternative Lodging Around Terrain, Utilities and Rate.
Glamping units rent well on paper. What separates a performing property from a stalled one is siting, privacy, utilities, access and a nightly rate the market will pay in the seasons you intend to sell. RDBA plans alternative lodging the way a resort gets planned — terrain first, guest experience second, operating cost never an afterthought.
Unit planning and siting
- Unit mix strategy — safari tents, domes, yurts, cabins, tiny homes and lodge rooms
- Terrain-led siting against contours, tree cover, views and drainage
- Utilities, heat and winterization sized for the seasons you intend to sell
- Comfort stations, fire pits, trails and gathering areas
Economics of alternative lodging
- Nightly rate, occupancy and turnover cost modeling
- Capital cost per unit against realistic revenue per unit
- Phasing so early units fund the next ones
- Vendor and unit-type evaluation before purchase commitments
Proof
Transformation
“Ron essentially took our vision and made it reality. What was a shuttered golf course turned into a multi-million dollar glamping & RV camp-resort.”
Early planning
“We couldn't have made it this far without Ron's input. He is knowledgeable about the industry and happy to answer all our questions.”
Guided process
“He guided us through each step with clarity and professionalism, making the process much smoother than expected.”
Site configuration
“He impressed my partner and I and our civil engineer with his approach to configuring our site. We used his concept for our final plan.”
Next step
Get an experienced outside view of the whole project.
Before you buy, build, expand or invest more into an underperforming property, talk it through with someone who has planned, built and operated these businesses.