Highway 181 RV Resort Ok'd

Fairhope, Alabama 

 

RV resort plan.

119947 Hwy 181

'FAIRHOPE LANDING RV RESORT'

The planning commission gave preliminary approval to plans for the Fairhope Landing RV Resort on the east side of Highway 181, about 1/4 mile south of Highway 104. 

Seventy six pads for RVs will be provided with a clubhouse and pool at the entrance, according to the multiple occupancy project plan approved by the commission during its May meeting. A more detailed final MOP site plan will need approval at some point as well.

Provision Investments Llc. is the project owner, on FST land outside of city limits in the un-zoned county (but within the city's extra territorial planning jurisdiction where it has limited authority.)

(The Grande Pointe Motorcoach Resort was constructed nearby about three years ago on Highway 104, just east of Higbee Road - click.)




Comments

Sam Walton said…
Here's the affordable housing some have been pining for. Bless your hearts.
Anonymous said…
Most of this type of RV park only allow class A rv's ($150K plus) 10 years old or less + the rent to park can be as high as some apartments.
Anonymous said…
Plenty of used Class "A" RVs at a third of that price. Let's deal in facts, not fantasy.
Anonymous said…
True on used Class A RV prices but not on 10 year old units or newer which is the limit at most resort style RV parks to park there, been there. Just go to some of the local motorhome resorts in Baldwin county, not Fred's RV, and you'll see the requirements on their WEB page.
Anonymous said…
In Baldwin County, 10 years old or newer, just the facts.
2012 Fleetwood RV Expedition
$131,205
2014 Winnebago Journey
$177,900
2013 Tiffin Motorhomes Allegro
$89,999
2015 NEWMAR CANYON STAR
$130,999
2011 Tiffin Allegro 35
$89,712
2015 Tiffin Allegro 31
$117,512
2017 Newmar Bay Star 3208
$127,790
2019 Thor Motor Coach Miramar
$148,980
2017 Tiffin Allegro 34
$148,437
2016 Tiffin Allegro Red 37
$196,235
Anonymous said…
Why not put an RV Park at the triangle & bring in more tourist .
Anonymous said…
A cherry-picked list of high prices does not comprise the universe of options, and one could do the same at the lower end.

I won't though, because the real argument offered is that this trailer park, or any, can be cast somehow as a classy, valuable addition to Fairhope. Which is a risible proposition.

One need not deny anyone's humanity to have an unfavorable opinion of trailer parks. Transient, low-cost threshold housing does not provide sound building blocks for an engaged, invested, civic-minded populace--as a rule, with exceptions all around.

So, again, let's deal with facts, not fantasy.
Anonymous said…
" A cherry picked list" ??? Speak English please. We have no idea what you are trying to say. What is your point?
Anonymous said…
No cherry-picked units but every 10 year or newer used class A in Baldwin county and Pensacola Fl. from the very low end to the very high end.
Just the facts
Anonymous said…
One need not deny anyone's lack of humanity to have an unfavorable opinion of trailer parks.
Anonymous said…
I just hope that developers of this Beverly Hills East RV park have the foresight to provide adequate shopping and services--such as a luxury currency exchange, a high-end massage parlor, a classy artificial nail salon, a gourmet pizza carry-out, and a world-class tattoo shop.

Also, English, math, and logic tutoring would be great.

Anonymous said…
To many developments, to many vehicles, to many people, loss of our community as we know or knew it, all for the love of money.
Anonymous said…
Most class A motor coaches in RV resorts are $400,000 on up over 2M, 45+' tag axle diesel pushers. Huge difference between a camp ground,trailer park and luxury RV Resort. Not sure what their attraction would be in Fairhope. Seems much more of a residential community.