Oregon's Osprey Point RV Resort Goes to Members' Trust After Nine-Year Legal Fight
On Oct. 9, 2026, under a court order, Osprey Point RV Resort on Oregon's Tenmile Lake passed from Barnett Resorts LLC to a trust set up for 71 former lifetime camping members.
Key facts
- The resort and its remaining assets, including cash and other real property, moved to the Tenmile Lake Osprey Point RV Resort Trust.
- The 71 plaintiffs, who are the trust's beneficiaries, won a multimillion-dollar judgment for breach of contract and financial elder abuse.
- The trust says the judgment has grown to more than $5 million.
- Between 1999 and 2016, the plaintiffs bought 39 lifetime camping memberships from Elkside Development LLC.
- The case was in Coos County Circuit Court before Judge Andrew E. Combs.
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Source: Ore. Resort Changes Hands After Nine-Year Legal Fight — Woodall's Campground Magazine, October 26, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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