Would love to find out more about this if you get more information :) Once your site is up and running, look into Hipcamp: it's the glamping/camping version of AIRBNB and does spectacularly well in attracting a good young crowd for yurts/teepees/airstreams/treehouses, etc.

And Thanks Belinda for the Hipcamp link.

Context: My goal is to use this land for personal use and rent on hipcamp and airbnb, if I can make a 2% return I will be very happy.

 - create a couple of campsites and rent out on hipcamp in the fall/winter months during the build. - financing a mobile home and/or RV, renting out on AirBNB, and calling it a day. 

Both camps we stayed were not advertised as glamping, so we were totally fine with brining our own water and generator.Now if it was advertised as glamping, and was paying a premium for the glamping experience, and had to bring my own water/generator, then that would be a negative experience for me.I think you'll have to factor in the logistics of who will clean up the camp, will it be difficult to get bedding in/out of the glamping tent, who will refill the water jugs, who will recharge batteries, etc. and that might help you decide if you are deciding between glamping experience or standard hipcamp experience.Mike

We used Airbnb, VRBO, hipcamp, rvshare, and rvezy.

I've never tried HipCamp campsites, but I know people who have.