At the recent Prevost Expo in West Palm Beach, Florida, more than 50 preowned Prevost motorhomes were on display with the exhibits staffed by the various vendors, converters and Prevost factory personnel. Tucked between the massive displays were booths that featured a variety of motorhome related products and services.
…I asked each resort representative to provide a one minute pitch on camera telling us why we should visit their resort.
Included among the assortment of exhibits were 14 luxury motorcoach resorts. Each booth was staffed by a representative of the resort who was happy to field questions and make reservations.
I thought I would try something different and instead of appearing on camera and asking questions, I gave each resort representative one minute on camera to inform us of the various amenities and tell us why we should visit their resort. Below is a compilation video of the 14 “pitches” and, as it turned out, it’s a great way to see a sampling of upscale motorcoach resorts located across the USA.
Below the video, I’ve included links to each resort. Please note that, as always, no payment or consideration was provided for the production of this video or the inclusion in my motorhome coverage.
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Motorcoach Resort Contact Information
Old Beau Motorcoach Resort
Roaring Gap, North Carolina
919-259-5547
Email: [email protected]
Website: oldebeaumotorcoach.com
Myriad Luxury Motorcoach Resort
Durden Parkway and Burnt Store Road
Cape Coral, FL 33993
239-300-8290
Email: [email protected]
Website: myriadluxurymotorcoachresort.com
Motorcoach Resort, St. Lucie West
800 NW Peacock Blvd.
Port St. Lucie, FL 34986
772-336-1135
Email: [email protected]
Website: motorcoachresortstluciewest.com
Thornton Creek Motorcoach Resort
8338 SW Sand Crane Circle
Arcadia, FL 34269
919-259-5547
Email: [email protected]
Website: thorntoncreekmotorcoachresort.com
Palm Beach Motorcoach Resort
11075 W. Indiantown Road
Jupiter, FL 33478
561-741-1555
Email: [email protected]
Website: pbrvresort.com
Bluewater Key Luxury RV Resort
2950 Overseas Highway
Key West, FL 33040
305-745-2494
Website: bluewaterkey.com
Polson Motorcoach Resort
200 Irvine Flats Road
Polson, Montana 59860
406-883-2333
Email: [email protected]
Website: polsonrvresort.com
River Landings Luxury Motorcoach Resort
5942 State Road 80 West
LaBelle, Florida 33934
863-612-0104
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.riverlandings.com
Golden Palms Luxury Motorcoach Resort
13090 Golden Palms Circle
Fort Myers, Florida 33913
239-674-9159
Email: [email protected]
Website: goldenpalmsrvresort.com
Stoneridge Recreational and Golf Community
364 Stoneridge Road
Blanchard, Idaho 83408
800-952-2948
Email: [email protected]
Website: stoneridgeidaho.com
River Bend Motorcoach Resort
5800 West State Road 80
LaBelle, Florida 33935
866-787-4837
Website: riverbendflorida.com
Fairhope Motorcoach Resort
11251 St. Hwy 104
Fairhope, Alabama 36532
251-622-2340
Website: fairhopemotorcoachresort.com
Sand Harbor Luxury RV Resort
4272 108th Avenue
Allegan, Michigan 49010
269-218-3460
Website: resortatsandharbor.com
Pelican Lake Motorcoach Resort
4555 Southern Breeze Drive
Naples, Florida 34114
800-835-4398
Email: [email protected]
Website: pelicanlakemotorcoachresort.com
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I have been to those places and while there I was using a rented car. In general, the rule of thumb is that the coverage you have for your main vehicle extends to your rental vehicle because the rental is considered a replacement vehicle under the policy. I did not have any problems with 14CARS.com https://14cars.com/car-rental/usa-washington-dc-reagan-airport-dca-va-enterprise, however. So if you have comprehensive coverage on your own car, your policy would also give you comprehensive coverage for the rental vehicle. No complaints at all, it was lucky that I found them as my car was getting fixed
These “resorts” are actually selling “tiny homes” (or so it seems), not just a place to go to. I was waiting for someone to say, “Once you get here and have your structure built, you never have to open your RV’s door AGAIN”.
That’s not totally correct as in the resorts I’ve visited, local ordinances state that a motorhome must be on the property to use the “casita” or additional structure. The resort developers aren’t just selling tiny houses…it can be considered a resort lifestyle amenity. I’ll add that in some counties, local codes restrict casita usage and some don’t allow for bedroom usage.