Streamside Parks Buys Seven RV Resorts in $97 Million Portfolio Deal
Nashville-based Streamside Parks acquired seven premium RV resorts in five new states for $97 million, as announced Feb. 19, 2026.
Key facts
- Streamside Parks, based in Nashville, acquired a $97 million portfolio of seven premium RV resorts.
- The deal added 1,562 RV sites and took the company into five new states.
- After the deal, Streamside owned and operated 37 RV resorts and campgrounds with more than 4,200 RV sites across 16 states.
- Streamside was founded in 2023, and John Cascarano is its CEO.
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Source: Streamside Parks Announces $97 Million Acquisition of Seven Premium RV Resorts Across Five States — PR Newswire, February 19, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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