Four reasons Harvest Groves stands apart in the 2027 Orlando pipeline.
Closest premium outdoor hospitality position to Walt Disney World in the 2027 Florida pipeline. The nearest themed-premium operator (Camp Margaritaville Auburndale) sits roughly 50 minutes east at 6.68 sites/ac. No direct competitor in Harvest Groves’ quadrant, low density paired with authentic Florida agricultural place, exists within a 90-minute radius through 2027.
Orange County BCC 6–0 vote 11/19/24, no variances required. Permit milestones June 2026 (infrastructure), August 2026 (site), November 2026 (wastewater). On-site WWTP designed by ACLUS Engineering, in final bid solicitation.
2.35 sites/ac on a 40-acre citrus grove + 40-acre mature pine plantation, the kind of landscape that takes 20–40 years to grow and cannot be built new. Halo effect +70–100% ADR uplift across 10 comps; underwritten $190 ADR sits 67% below the Disney Fort Wilderness rack ceiling. Cap rate band anchored to Sun Communities (NYSE: SUI) and Equity LifeStyle (NYSE: ELS).
Walker (vertical SD) + JHE (horizontal) + Crown (aquatic) bids in hand; WWTP in final solicitation. $48M full build to the premium program with 5% contingency on hard cost, ~$35M floor available via lean opening that defers select secondary amenities (trades premium ADR for capital efficiency).
Harvest Groves owns the unoccupied top-right corner, low-density premium positioning combined with authentic working Florida agricultural heritage. No competitor currently holds both axes.
5872 Rex Drive, Winter Garden, west of I-4 in the SR-429 / Wellness Way growth corridor, between Walt Disney World and the Lake County / Clermont resort belt.
| Disney Parks Magic Kingdom · Epcot · Hollywood Studios · Animal Kingdom · Disney Springs | ~20 min |
| Universal Studios Universal Studios Florida · Islands of Adventure · Epic Universe | ~25 min |
| SeaWorld Orlando | ~30 min |
| Downtown Orlando | ~30 min |
| Orlando Intl. Airport (MCO) | <40 min |
No direct competitor in Harvest Groves’ quadrant — low density paired with authentic Florida agricultural place — exists within a 90-minute radius through 2027.
Nearest themed-premium outdoor hospitality operator is Camp Margaritaville Auburndale (6.68 sites/ac), roughly 50 minutes east.
An 84.6-acre fully entitled premium outdoor hospitality resort, ready for construction. 199 sites across 60 Premium RV, 90 Standard RV, and 49 Premium Citrus Cabins, with an 8-building amenity program (53,462 GSF) anchored by a Main Amenity Core, dusk-lit pool pavilion, Wellness Center, Discovery Center, and Event Barn. Site density of 2.35 sites/acre puts the asset in the same density tier as AutoCamp / Luxury Resort (2.20/ac), well below mass-market RV (Camp Margaritaville 6.68/ac), a deliberate premium-positioning lever.
The site preserves 82% open space: a 40-acre citrus grove and a mature 40-acre pine plantation, both retained inside the resort program. Vertical building setbacks comply with the standard 75-ft rule (no variances).
Entitlement is locked. BCC Special Exception approved 11/19/24 (Case SE-24-08-065, 6–0 vote), this is a premium outdoor resort by approval, not just by intent.













The Moderate scenario at $190 blended ADR / 58% stabilized occupancy. Conservative stress case still clears a conservative 14% IRR.
Fee-simple acquisition of the entitled, ready-for-construction asset.
Post-horizontal and structured-partnership variants available on inquiry for buyers preferring delayed or post-stabilization entry.
Standard institutional sell-side process. 12–16 week NDA-to-close target. 24-week outer bound.
The full Confidential Information Memorandum, financial model, and supporting due diligence package are available to qualified institutional buyers under standard NDA.
Submit your information to the right; we’ll send the NDA via DocuSign within 1 business day, and a full data room invite within 2 business days of countersignature.
Three-plus years of work taking the asset from concept through entitlement and into permitting. Available to continue under buyer’s direction at closing, or to step out cleanly. Local relationships, county liaison, and design intent transfer with the deal.
Single point of contact through closing. Background in outdoor hospitality acquisition, underwriting, and capital introductions across institutional and family-office channels.
Peter Mack (Founder & ex-CEO of Collective Retreats) is the principal of HospitalityOS Advisory, providing sell-side counsel, asset management, and strategic positioning for owners and developers in the premium outdoor hospitality and luxury resort markets. He brings prior senior leadership experience in branded hospitality operations. Peter is a board member of the American Glamping Association and an active speaker and advisor in outdoor hospitality.
All buyer dialogue routed through HospitalityOS Advisory until LOI execution.