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by Bradley Worrell [via RV Pro]

RVC Outdoor Destinations and American RV have recently teamed up to sell park models, including the official RVC Resort Cottage.

“This is the first time in the RV industry that the manufacturer, dealership and resort establishment have joined together,” said Phil Surles of Athens Park Homes, manufacturer of RVC Resort Cottages. RVC President Andy Cates added, “A dynamic team has been formed and I believe it will drive more interest to park models and to the outdoor hospitality industry.”

Buyers have a variety of purchasing options at American RV, from a wide selection of RV models to the exclusive RVC Resort Cottage. Interested buyers now have a new product line to browse and own, while both RVC and American RV will benefit from this team approach, the company said.

This new partnership allows the dealership to offer an attractive destination for people interested in purchasing an RVC Resort Cottage. In addition to selling RVC Resort Cottages that are made specifically for RVC Outdoor Destinations, the joint venture will sell park models that can be purchased for utilization at any resort, including farms, hunting camps, recreational land, and even as guest houses, the companies said.

RVC Outdoor Destinations will help American RV sell RVs by arranging a smooth “maiden voyage” experience, providing park model designs, and granting marketing support. American RV will help drive traffic to RVC resorts via park model sales and on site cross marketing.

“The marketing efforts will help both companies increase growth and awareness to the Southeastern RV and outdoor vacation industries,” said Peter Albano of American RV.

RVC Outdoor Destinations is based in Memphis, Tenn., though it owns and operates six resorts (one being a boat club) in the Southeast with another opening in Hot Springs, Ark., in February. Not far from RVC’s headquarters, American RV is located in Olive Branch, Miss., and is known for offering a selection of leading RV brands.

by Bradley Worrell [via RV Pro]