Investment Overview

Junction West RV Park is located in Ponca City, Oklahoma. The property spans 31.63 +/- acres and offers a total of 111 sites, including 70 RV lot rentals, 20 two-person cabins, 11 one-person cabins, three one-bed cottages, two two-bed cottages, and two deluxe cabins. Established in 2007, the property operates on lagoon sewer, and all utilities covered by the park. Ponca City is centrally located between three major metros —Wichita, OKC, and Tulsa. The park is conveniently situated just 15 minutes from I-35, a north-south interstate spanning from Texas to Minnesota. It is also less than half a mile from Route 60, the 7th-longest highway in the United States. Route 60 sees a substantial daily traffic flow of over 8,000 vehicles outside the property. There are many major attractions in Ponca City including: In January 2019, the Ponca City RecPlex opened. The 27.5 million-dollar, 76,000-square-foot facility offers state-of-the-art strength and cardio equipment, a family pool with spiral water slide, a six-lane 25-yard competition lap pool, 30-foot rock climbing wall for all skill levels, basketball and racquetball courts, fitness classes for all abilities and more. Ponca City has a strong community mindset with over 300 nonprofits and endless ways to be involved. Herb Fest that funds Survivor Resource Network brings in 10,000 people per weekend in June, Oktoberfest helps to fund the Marland Mansion, which is a beautiful and historic tourist attraction. The City of Ponca City has 20 exceptional parks that are each unique. Some of the parks have play structures, splash pads, shelter houses, restrooms, swimming beach, sand volleyball, skate park, disc golf courses, walking/jogging trails, dog park, youth fishing ponds, picnic tables, monuments and more. Located eight miles east of Ponca City, Kaw Lake covers 17,000 surface acres and has 168 miles of shoreline, and offers recreation facilities like picnic areas, boat ramps, playgrounds, swimming beach, and two full service marinas. Kaw Lake and the Arkansas River have long been known for producing some of Oklahoma’s largest catfish, making this a popular spot for fishermen.