RV (Recreational Vehicle) Parks and Recreational Camps

Code 7212
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NAICS 7212 (RV Parks and Recreational Camps) encompasses establishments primarily engaged in operating recreational facilities that provide accommodation and amenities for outdoor leisure activities. These facilities include campgrounds, RV parks, hunting and fishing camps, and other outdoor recreational venues that offer fixed campsites, cabin accommodations, and various recreational equipment and services. The category supports both public and private sector recreational infrastructure, with a focus on providing visitors with structured outdoor experiences and temporary lodging in natural settings.

Federal Contract Awards under this NAICS code predominantly involve the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) procuring park and campground management services across multiple states. Typical contracts range from $10,000 to $800,000, with performance periods spanning seasonal intervals (generally 3-6 months) during spring and summer. Most awards are set aside for small businesses under the Total Small Business designation, with NAICS code 721211 specifically targeting RV Parks and Campgrounds. Common places of performance include recreational areas in states like Tennessee, Oregon, Missouri, Kansas, and Florida, with contractors typically providing two-person teams responsible for visitor services, fee collection, facility maintenance, and reservation management.

Recent federal contract opportunities within this NAICS category focus on park attendant and recreational camp support services for various government agencies. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has multiple solicitations seeking contractors to manage campgrounds at locations such as Lookout Point Reservoir, Harlan County Lake, and Pomona Lake. Additionally, the Department of the Army has posted opportunities for Junior Cadet Leadership Challenge (JCLC) camp support, requiring comprehensive facility management including lodging, meals, training spaces, and recreational infrastructure. These opportunities consistently emphasize small business participation, require on-site RV accommodations for attendants, and involve detailed performance work statements specifying exact service requirements across diverse recreational locations.

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