With several large cities within driving distance 6+ hours - the demand for recreational activities I believe is a safe play without the requirement for airfare. 

The city has moved our way and we are selling it to move to Austin/Hill country to be near our daughters and re-create our business.

If you were starting from scratch and designing a house for a vacation rental, close to an outdoor recreation hub, what would be the priorities for layout, to include as amenities, etc.? 

I am all for it though in tourist recreation areas for sure .. 

Are you talking recreational vehicles  with 8 people each?

As the title says, I'm interested in acquiring a STVR property in an area that has both summer demand for lake recreation, as well as close proximity to ski resorts. 

I have amazing employees here but I'm here all the time so not sure if I could recreate it living mostly out of state but I'm trying to work out logistics.Are any of you small business owners as well?

Heard of  CAD grant that pays a Salary for 1 year recreating jobs?

Good freeway access & good recreation opportunities.Provo - BYU is the second largest University with under 33k students.  

Colorado is a solidly blue state now, used to be purplish, but we're still better than every other state in every way (most consistent appreciation, increasing rents, population growth, recreation opportunities, moderate climate, recession-proof jobs in diverse industries, desirability, affordability, landlord friendly laws, the list goes on...).