Entertainment & Recreation Businesses for Sale

A substantial midcoast Maine resort property featuring 39 freestanding cabin keys, significant acreage, recreational facilities, hiking trails, and utility buildings — representing a rare opportunity to acquire a true resort campus in one of New England's most desirable coastal regions. The going-concern operation serves both leisure travelers and group business with consistent seasonal demand. Value-add potential exists through improved marketing, dynamic pricing, and expanded group sales targeting the strong corporate and retreat segment.

A true waterfront RV resort on a premier Oklahoma lake with 96 full-hookup RV sites, nine cabins, 20 marina slips, over 100 covered storage stalls, and nearly 30 acres of total land — offering one of the most comprehensive income mixes available in the outdoor hospitality sector. The combination of RV, cabin, marina, and storage revenue across multiple categories provides meaningful insulation from single-segment volatility. Strong drive-to-market demand from major regional population centers and limited competitive waterfront supply reinforce the asset's long-term pricing power.

This Southern California luxury event and proposal planning company generates $126K in SDE while requiring as little as five hours per week from ownership, supported by a proven team, documented systems, and premium vendor partnerships. The business has built strong organic search visibility and consistent inbound demand without paid advertising, giving a new owner a marketing-efficient base from which to grow. The systemized operations and low owner-time requirement make this an accessible acquisition for a buyer seeking semi-passive cash flow.

This South Florida water tourism company operates a distinctive recreational concept that blends on-water experiences with visually appealing themed vessels, generating $490K in SDE and serving thousands of customers annually across tourist, family, and corporate group segments. The brand has built strong exposure through social media, customer-generated content, and television appearances, creating an organic marketing engine that reduces paid acquisition costs. Miami-area tourism volume provides a large and recurring addressable market for premium experiential attractions.

Established retail & e-commerce business serving the Charlotte-Concord-Gastonia metro. The business generates meaningful owner earnings, supporting an acquisition in the $500K–$750K range. Exact location, full description, and seller details are available after sign-up.

This non-franchised landmark hotel in Southern Wisconsin sits on a major highway in a tourist-oriented market and includes recently updated real property, furniture, and fixtures. Current occupancy metrics offer meaningful upside for a buyer with a focused marketing and revenue management strategy. The property's established positioning and highway visibility provide a durable competitive foundation in a leisure travel corridor.

This Los Angeles-based events company organizes paid-entry literary competitions and festivals for authors and publishers across the United States and Europe, drawing thousands of participants annually. The business also produces entertainment and business conferences across multiple sectors, supplemented by post-competition marketing and media exposure services. The owner is retiring, offering a buyer a functioning event platform with an established participant community and recurring annual programming.

This premium fitness facility in the Silicon Valley area underwent a $1 million-plus designer buildout and is fully operational, bypassing the lengthy permitting and construction timelines typical in Santa Clara County. The club targets the high-income demographic of the surrounding market with specialized flooring, high-end HVAC, and custom lighting throughout. With approximately $250,000 in seller discretionary earnings, the business allows an acquirer to step into a finished, operating fitness destination without the capital risk and timeline of ground-up development.

This portfolio of four income-producing motels in the Daytona Beach market comprises 81 total rooms positioned along a major commercial corridor serving both tourists and extended-stay guests in one of Florida's most active hospitality markets. The properties generate approximately $925,000 in net operating income against over $1.1 million in gross revenue, with meaningful upside available through renovation, operational improvements, and average daily rate optimization. The Daytona Beach area's consistent tourism draw and year-round demand support stable occupancy across all four properties.

Established entertainment & recreation business serving the Las Vegas-Henderson-Paradise metro. The business generates meaningful owner earnings, supporting an acquisition in the $1M–$2M range. Exact location, full description, and seller details are available after sign-up.

High-growth Profitable personal services business serving Colorado. The business generates meaningful owner earnings, supporting an acquisition in the $1M–$2M range. Exact location, full description, and seller details are available after sign-up.

This Chesapeake Bay boat rental company operates from two locations with direct bay access, offering a fleet of nine well-maintained vessels ranging from 21 to 26 feet across multiple hull types including center consoles, bowriders, and pontoons. The business has served its regional market for over 15 years and benefits from affiliation with a broader network providing access to additional locations across multiple states and international destinations, enhancing membership value. The established fleet, loyal customer base, and multi-location model provide a stable foundation for an incoming owner-operator.

This Southwest Florida boat tour company operates from two locations serving coastal waterways, offering intimate small-group sightseeing and pleasure charters that differentiate it from larger tour operators. The business has built a loyal following of repeat customers and enthusiastic referrals over many years, earning outstanding online reviews and recognition as a regional leader in the water tourism category. A dual-location structure provides operational resilience and revenue diversification across two distinct coastal markets.

This specialty auto repair shop in the San Antonio metro area focuses exclusively on a single American vehicle make, creating a differentiated niche with a loyal customer base and technically skilled team. The asking price includes both the business and the real estate, providing buyers with long-term asset value in addition to operating cash flow. The high-traffic commercial location supports continued organic customer acquisition without significant marketing investment.

This 18-hole championship golf course in the Dallas-Fort Worth metro corridor sits on a lakefront property along a popular recreational waterway, providing natural competitive differentiation and year-round visitor appeal. The property includes a Toptracer driving range, full clubhouse facilities, maintenance buildings, and an owner residence, offering a comprehensive recreational real estate package. Since 2020, ownership has invested in infrastructure and operational improvements that position the asset for improved financial performance under new stewardship.

This large-scale event rental company in South Florida has operated for over 35 years, specializing in tents, staging, flooring, lighting towers, and major event infrastructure for concerts, corporate events, festivals, and institutional clients. The diverse customer base spans universities, hotels, resorts, concert promoters, and private events, providing revenue diversification across event types and seasons. Long-standing relationships with major event organizers and a large equipment inventory create a high barrier to entry for potential competitors.

This nearly century-old seasonal lodging business in a New England vacation region offers 22 rental units on a riverfront property with more than 12 consecutive years of revenue growth, demonstrating exceptional demand durability across economic cycles. The real estate includes well-maintained buildings with significant ongoing owner reinvestment, and the business generates approximately $225,000 in seller's discretionary earnings seasonally. A new owner would acquire both an income-producing hospitality operation and a lifestyle asset with strong repeat guest loyalty.

A large-format wedding and event center in Minnesota with over seven decades of community history, an active book of future events, and an 8,000-square-foot facility on over five acres of land accommodating up to 380 seated guests. The property includes a full bar, commercial kitchen, dance floor, and ample parking, all recently renovated. At a $614K asking price with over $58K in baseline cash flow, the business is priced for a buyer willing to invest in marketing and revenue growth to realize the facility's full potential.

A long-established hunting ranch and lodging operation in South Texas serving a loyal year-round clientele on a leased property with an estimated $150K in equipment value included in the asking price. The business generates $200K in cash flow on a $595K price, offering an attractive multiple for a recreation-focused buyer. Livestock inventory is available separately, and the turnkey nature of the operation suits a buyer seeking an experiential outdoor hospitality business.

A full-service special event decorator and equipment rental company in the Pacific Northwest with over 20 years of operating history, an experienced staff, and a broad service offering covering weddings, corporate events, trade shows, and galas. The business generates $300K in cash flow on a $1.4M asking price, and the owner is willing to remain for up to one year post-close to ensure operational continuity. The recurring nature of events-industry revenue and deep vendor relationships provide a resilient and transferable business model.

This large-format indoor recreation facility in South Florida spans approximately 50,000 square feet and features a broad range of attractions including trampolines, obstacle courses, bumper cars, climbing walls, and arcade games, supported by nine party rooms and a cafe with food and beverage service. The business generates revenue across multiple channels including hourly play passes, party bookings, group events, and food and beverage sales. Well-established operations and staff in a high-density family demographic market make this a turnkey acquisition with strong growth potential.

This combined hospitality and entertainment property in the Allentown-Bethlehem metro of Pennsylvania operates as a complementary two-revenue-stream business, with lodging income covering operating costs and the entertainment venue generating incremental profit. The turnkey setup reduces transition risk for an incoming buyer. The dual-income structure provides built-in cash flow diversification uncommon in single-concept hospitality deals.

A nationally flagged interstate hotel property in Missouri generating approximately $1 million in annual room revenue with strong cash flow and low overhead. The property operates under absentee ownership with no pending property improvement plan, reducing near-term capital requirements for a new owner. Interstate-flagged properties benefit from brand reservation systems, consistent traveler demand, and lower customer acquisition costs than independent hotels.

This 105-room branded motel near Waco, Texas has generated between $970,000 and $1.45 million in annual revenue over recent years and carries a 13% cap rate, offering strong yield relative to the asking price. An ongoing renovation program is expected to drive additional revenue uplift upon completion. The exterior corridor layout and established flag make this an attractive owner-operator or investor acquisition in a growing central Texas market.