Investing capital and expertise in a rapidly growing and exciting industry
Pacific Frontier Investments is a private Canadian company based out of British Columbia that is focused on growing its portfolio of Pathfinder Camp Resorts into a network of family friendly RV parks and campgrounds. The Company has recently acquired three properties, with all properties positioned in desirable locations with strong tourism demand.
3 Parks in Operation by 2021!
Pacific Frontier has already acquired three RV Parks & Campgrounds in British Columbia in 2020. One location is currently operating and at 100% occupancy this winter, while the other 2 locations will undergo renovations and be open for Spring of 2021.
STATISTICS
COMPANY NEWS
Pacific Frontier Investments Announces 3rd RV Park and Campground Acquisition and Expansion onto Vancouver Island
Pacific Frontier Investments is pleased to announce that its RV park & campground located in the Fraser Valley, operated under license granted by Metro Vancouver Regional district, is operating at 100% capacity and is expected to have no occupancy available until mid-April.
Pacific Frontier Investments Reports 100% Occupancy Rate and Provides Update
Pacific Frontier Investments is pleased to announce that its RV park & campground located in the Fraser Valley, operated under license granted by Metro Vancouver Regional district, is operating at 100% capacity and is expected to have no occupancy available until mid-April.
Pacific Frontier Investments Closes Two Acquisitions of Campgrounds and RV Parks and Increases Private Placement
Pacific Frontier Investments is pleased to announce that it has closed 2 acquisitions of Campgrounds and RV Parks as part of its plan to create a chain of modern-day family holiday parks known as Pathfinder Camp Resorts.
INDUSTRY NEWS
Camping Escapes Will Still Be Popular in Cold Months, KOA Finds
Kampgrounds of America (KOA) conducted a survey of leisure travelers and found that we want to get outside these days, with a majority saying they think it’s the safest way to travel during the coronavirus pandemic.
Canadian ‘Snowbirds’ flocking west for the winter
With the U.S.- Canada border remaining closed, tens of thousands of Canadian retirees and other ‘snowbirds’ are looking to spend the season in B.C. To avoid the worst of the Canadian winter.
Snowbirds flocking to Vancouver Island because of border closure
With many Canadian snowbirds unable to go south to the U.S. for the season they’re heading west to enjoy a warmer winter here on Vancouver Island.
STRATEGY
