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No. There aren’t any national park time shares. That would be counterintuitive. However, there are some real close proximities. For starters there is Disney’s architecturally similar Wilderness Lodge at Lake Buena Vista, Florida. It’s enormous log construction, totems and Native inspired rugs are a convincing theme if they are in close proximity to one of the world’s busiest tourist destinations. Piney woods and lake views– this may be the best of both worlds for a lot of people. Try the web site www.dvcbyresale.com for these and other Disney Vacation Club time shares. 

The area around the Great Smoky Mountains affords the same basic scenery as the national park of the same name. Many timeshare options exist these days in Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge on the eastern side of Tennessee. These are about as close to actually buying a timeshare in a national park that a person could find. For a list of a few of these visit www.vacationtimeshares.com and see how affordable these timeshares for sale and time shares for rent really are. An especially nice view in fall, the mostly log structures in this area impart the feel of rustic lodge vacations .

There are 58 United States National Parks and many of them are near time share resorts. Take one look at pictures from the Theodore Roosevelt National Park in the Badlands of North Dakota. These will reveal why this 26th president’s administration was inspired to create more National Park land than any previous one. His presidency contributed 194 million acres to our massive current holdings.

Thanks in part to the overwhelming popularity of winter skiing, the state of Colorado has many of the best time shares. This is an added bonus for those who want to vacation near National Parks. Resorts by Marriott time shares www.marriott-timeshare.com  in Vail and Breckenridge are among these. Dozens of timeshares for sale or rent in Colorado bring the visitor close to both luxury and natural beauty. Of the four national parks in Colorado, Mesa Verde and Rocky Mountain may be the best known.

Posted by Hope on Tuesday, April 15th, 2008 at 3:26 am.