Rent $311.43 - October 1, 2026 / September 30, 2027 Dump Fee $175 + tax (Paid once a year during the summer) Vacation Pass $50 + tax (Payable once a year in May)

The house is located on a leased lot. The property's status is that it is not seasonal but permanent, meaning the owners live there year-round and benefit from the services of Camping Choisy 12 months a year.

Of course, services and activities are limited due to the cold weather and the fact that the campground is open to seasonal campers (3 seasons), but services are continuous year-round, and the campground also handles snow removal.

You have exclusive use of the leased lot, which is situated on a corner lot with no direct rear or left-hand neighbors (facing the house). This strategic location provides ample parking for the house. For at least four cars, there's space to park their electric golf cart and a three-wheeled motorcycle like a Spyder, plus a large shed/garage to store the golf cart and the Spyder... all without sacrificing any outdoor living space (fireplace area and patio/BBQ area).

The monthly rental includes use of the site, as well as water supply (from the campsite's well) and sanitation services (from the campsite's septic tank), so you don't have to worry about a thing. This rental also gives you access to all the campsite's amenities and its friendly, safe community atmosphere, which is very much appreciated. It's also worth noting that your visitors don't pay the campsite entrance fee, unlike seasonal campers or short-term visitors.

The campsite owners own other campsites and have no intention of selling it or changing its purpose. The campsite has In fact, it's already been sold since my clients bought it, and they've never had any problems in that regard. You also don't have to worry about them "moving" you elsewhere in the campground. The status of permanent residents is respected thanks to your lease, but also to the "culture"/mentality of the company/campground...

It's worth noting that four campground employees also live there year-round and are available to other residents if needed. One of these employees has even lived there for 40 years, during which time he's known eight different owners without ever having his residence threatened by these changes. This campground is stable and is here to stay and continue to thrive.

It's a "magical" place for single people, families with children, and retirees alike...

It's also important to know that financing a property on leased land is not the same as financing land you own. Interest rates are sometimes different, as is the required down payment, and the loan is not not a conventional mortgage.