Any thoughts or experience would be greatly appreciatedFirst thing would be to check with builders and developers in the area to garage interest and find out what they can pay for shovel ready pads.

They're still babies parents do everything may not be ready for pad splitting. 

I want to purchase four to five acres so that I can have a fifty to one hundred pad rv and camper park constructed along with land acquisition, electricity, water, sewer, common roadway , campers and etc .

I believe in buying in good areas and if the unit doesn't not look the best then before renting out fix it up to make it look nice (no need to spend much just the minimum to make it clean, neat and nice).If you want many people to see your rental ad then post it in all listing websites in your area (Like Zillow, Hot pads, apartments.com etc.).Make sure the pics look nice and neat.

You want a pad of cash flow in case something bad happens.

Adding a few pads is one thing, but doubling the size is something I could foresee being met with major resistance from the city, county council, or local citizens.  

Another thing to do is supply furniture pads for the bottom of chairs/sofas, etc.Lastly, inspect those units on a regular basis to let the tenants know you are heads-up in the game.

If your developing, make sure your Roadbills are segregated from your building pads or dirt work.

I bought the lot, installed the culvert and driveway and pad, put in electric and water and septic and owner financed them back out.

Those are much more likely to be potential cash flow. 3) Research Pad-Split.