RV@Olympic
1892 Capital Partners provided a $4,195,000 development loan to support the construction of RV@Olympic, a 98-site RV park located in Port Angeles, Washington, just outside Olympic National Park.
1892 Capital Partners provided a $4,195,000 development loan to support the construction of RV@Olympic, a 98-site RV park located in Port Angeles, Washington, just outside Olympic National Park.
Developed and managed by Firm Ridge Real Estate Partners, the project represents a strategic investment in the growing outdoor hospitality sector, driven by increasing demand for RV travel, flexible lodging, and experience-based tourism.
The Opportunity
RV@Olympic is positioned in a high-demand corridor, with proximity to:
- Olympic National Park
- Downtown Port Angeles
- Ferry access to Victoria, Canada
- Highway 101
This location offers strong access for both regional and international travelers, supporting long-term demand for RV and outdoor lodging.
The project was designed to deliver a modern, amenitized RV park experience, blending convenience, connectivity, and community while preserving the surrounding natural environment.
The Development Plan
The project includes 98 RV sites supported by a comprehensive amenity package designed to elevate the guest experience.
Planned features include:
- 24-hour cashier-less store
- Central building with check-in, laundry, and restrooms
- Indoor community center
- Dedicated shower and bathhouse building with private facilities
- Dog park and dog wash station
- Hot tub and outdoor gathering areas with firepits and games
- Children’s playground
- High-speed fiber optic and 5G internet connectivity
This level of infrastructure positions RV@Olympic as a best-in-class offering within the outdoor hospitality market.
The Financing Solution
1892 Capital Partners structured a development loan aligned with the borrower’s construction timeline and stabilization plan.
The structure provided:
- Capital to support ground-up development
- Flexibility aligned with construction and lease-up timelines
- Certainty of execution for a time-sensitive project
- A clear path toward stabilization and refinance
The underwriting focused on location strength, sponsor experience, and market demand, rather than relying on in-place income.
Why Development Financing Made Sense
Outdoor hospitality has continued to expand as a real estate asset class, driven by shifts in travel behavior and demand for flexible accommodations.
However, development projects in this space require:
- Capital that understands non-traditional hospitality assets
- Flexibility during construction and ramp-up
- Alignment with longer stabilization timelines
This financing allowed the borrower to move forward with a well-positioned project in a high-demand market.
Execution & Outcome
1892 Capital Partners successfully funded the development of RV@Olympic, supporting a project that contributes to regional tourism and economic activity in Clallam County.
The project is scheduled to open in mid-to-late April 2025, at which point the borrower will focus on stabilization and long-term financing.

