Beach & Lighthouse Collection
Florida, Cape Cod & Myrtle Beach
Compare coastal resorts including Florida, Cape Cod and Myrtle Beach destinations.
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Bluegreen Vacations:
Resorts, Locations & Ownership Guide
Bluegreen Vacations, Bluegreen, and Bluegreen Vacations Locations are the three key topics in this guide for travelers comparing vacation ownership, resort destinations, accommodations, costs, booking flexibility, and alternatives. Hilton Grand Vacations completed its acquisition of Bluegreen Vacations in January 2024, while Bluegreen continues to maintain its own vacation-ownership resort and destination experience.
OwnershipHilton Grand Vacations completed its acquisition of Bluegreen Vacations in January 2024.
Owner CommunityBluegreen currently says more than 220,000 owners participate in Bluegreen Vacation Club.
Resort StylesBeach, city, amusement, heritage and outdoor destinations organized into themed collections.
Decision TestCompare ownership obligations and reservation access with direct resort rentals and other vacation clubs.
Potential strengths
Why families consider Bluegreen Vacation Club
Bluegreen emphasizes family vacation experiences, resort amenities and a portfolio that combines Florida beach and Orlando trips with mountain destinations. Bluegreen's portfolio includes beach, city, amusement, heritage and outdoor destinations with varied accommodation styles. The practical value depends on whether owners can reserve the destinations, unit sizes and seasons they actually use.
Costs and cautions
Evaluate the complete timeshare commitment
Review purchase price, financing, recurring assessments or club charges, reservation rules, exchange costs, availability, transfer provisions and exit options. Promotional vacation packages may also carry separate terms and can require attendance at a timeshare sales presentation, so distinguish a promotional stay from ownership itself.
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From Florida beaches and Orlando to Arizona, Colorado, Las Vegas and the Smoky Mountains, these examples illustrate the range of destinations travelers can compare within Bluegreen Vacations.
Great Outdoors Collection
Mountain destinations
Compare outdoor destinations across the Smokies, Ozarks, Arizona and other nature-focused locations.
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Bluegreen Club 36
Las Vegas, Nevada
Bluegreen Club 36 provides a city vacation option near Las Vegas entertainment.
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Mountain & Nature Resorts
United States
Compare cabins, lodges and resort accommodations designed around outdoor vacations.
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Cityscape & Heritage Collection
U.S. cities
Bluegreen includes city and heritage destinations such as New Orleans, Charleston and Chicago.
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Cibola Vista Resort and Spa
Peoria, Arizona
Arizona expands Bluegreen Vacations Locations into Sonoran Desert travel.
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Travel-habit fit
Who Bluegreen Vacations may fit
Travelers who take recurring family vacations, value villa-style accommodations and can plan around reservation rules may find the program worth comparing with paying cash for similar trips.
Bluegreen Vacations vs. Booking Resorts
Compare Your Options
Compare purchase and annual ownership costs, flexibility and availability with booking resorts independently for the vacations you realistically expect to take.
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Make a well-informed decision
Price three to five trips you genuinely expect to take, include purchase and recurring ownership costs, and compare the Points required with cash rates and realistic availability.
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See how Bluegreen Vacations compares
Explore our complete list of 30 vacation clubs to compare ownership structures, costs, flexibility and travel fit side by side.
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Bluegreen Vacations FAQ
What is Bluegreen Vacations?
Bluegreen Vacations is a vacation ownership program using points-based products. Exact legal interest, rights, points and obligations depend on the specific product and governing documents.
How does Bluegreen Vacation Club work?
Ownership rights, reservation access and exchange options depend on the specific Bluegreen Vacations product, governing documents, availability and current program rules.
What are Bluegreen vacation resorts?
Bluegreen vacation resorts refers to vacation ownership interests associated with Bluegreen Vacations. The exact ownership structure, usage rights, reservation rules and obligations depend on the specific product and governing documents.
Where can members travel?
Compare structure, acquisition and financing costs, annual expenses, reservation availability, points, accommodations, flexibility and exit provisions.
What recurring costs should owners review?
Vacation ownership can include annual assessments and potentially other program or transaction charges. Obtain the current written fee schedule and governing documents.
What should I review before purchasing?
Review purchase price, financing, annual costs, transaction fees, reservation windows, availability, point requirements, expiration rules, accommodation quality, exchange options, resale or exit provisions, and governing documents.
Editorial and Trademark Disclosure
Explore Occasions is an independent travel technology company and is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by Bluegreen Vacations, Bluegreen Vacation Club, LLC or their affiliates. Program terms, costs, benefits and inventory can change. Confirm all details with the official provider and review the governing documents. This profile is educational information and not legal, tax, real-estate or financial advice.
Last reviewed: September 21, 2026BLUEGREEN VACATIONS LOCATIONS
Current Bluegreen resort directory in alphabetical order
Bluegreen's current official resort page lists the following U.S. Club and Associate resort locations. Bluegreen distinguishes Club Resorts, which are typically developed and/or managed by the Bluegreen family of companies, from Club Associate Resorts that expand owner choices.
Blue Ridge Village — Cashiers, North Carolina
Bluegreen at TradeWinds — St. Pete Beach, Florida
Bluegreen Club 36 — Las Vegas, Nevada
Bluegreen Club La Pension — New Orleans, Louisiana
Bluegreen Downtown Nashville — Nashville, Tennessee
Bluegreen Odyssey Dells — Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin
Bluegreen Patrick Henry Square — Williamsburg, Virginia
Bluegreen's StreamSide at Vail — Vail, Colorado
Branson Cedars Resort — Ridgedale, Missouri
Carolina Grande — Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Casa Del Mar Beach Resort — Ormond Beach, Florida
Christmas Mountain Village — Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin
Cibola Vista Resort and Spa — Peoria, Arizona
Club Lodges at Trillium — Cashiers, North Carolina
Daytona SeaBreeze — Daytona Beach, Florida
Éilan Hotel & Spa — San Antonio, Texas
Harbour Lights — Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Hilton Vacation Club St Augustine — St. Augustine, Florida
Horizons at 77th — Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Hotel Blake — Chicago, Illinois
King 583 — Charleston, South Carolina
Mountain Run at Boyne — Boyne Falls, Michigan
Orlando's Sunshine Resort — Orlando, Florida
Parkside Williamsburg Resort — Williamsburg, Virginia
Resort Sixty-Six — Holmes Beach, Florida
SeaGlass Tower — Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Shenandoah Crossing — Gordonsville, Virginia
Shore Crest Vacation Villas I & II — North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Solara Surfside — Surfside (Miami), Florida
South Mountain Resort — Lincoln, New Hampshire
Stonewater Cove — Shell Knob, Missouri
The Breakers Resort — Dennis Port, Massachusetts
The Club at Big Bear Village — Big Bear Lake, California
The Falls Village — Branson, Missouri
The Fountains — Orlando, Florida
The Hammocks at Marathon — Marathon, Florida
The Innsbruck Aspen — Aspen, Colorado
The Lodge Alley Inn — Charleston, South Carolina
The Marquee — New Orleans, Louisiana
The Soundings Seaside Resort — Dennis Port, Massachusetts
The Studio Homes at Ellis Square — Savannah, Georgia
The Suites at Hershey — Hershey, Pennsylvania
Via Roma Beach Resort — Bradenton Beach, Florida
Wilderness Club at Big Cedar — Ridgedale, Missouri
Hilton Grand Vacations ownership
Hilton Grand Vacations completed its approximately $1.5 billion acquisition of Bluegreen Vacations on January 17, 2024. HGV said the transaction added approximately 200,000 members at closing and broadened its resort portfolio and geographic reach.
What that means for travelers
Corporate ownership and the guest's resort experience are related but not identical. Bluegreen still presents its own Vacation Club, resort collections and locations, so evaluate the current reservation and ownership rules that actually apply to the product being considered.
How Bluegreen Vacations works
Bluegreen describes its resorts as home-like accommodations ranging from studios through multi-bedroom suites, townhomes and other distinctive lodging. Many units emphasize kitchens, living areas and laundry features useful for longer family vacations.
Five resort collections
The current collections are Lighthouse, Cityscape, Amusement, Great Outdoors and Heritage. These group destinations by the primary character of the trip rather than treating every resort as the same vacation experience.
Popular Bluegreen Vacations Locations
Bluegreen's current destination network spans the United States from Florida beaches and Orlando to Las Vegas, Wisconsin Dells, the Smoky Mountains, Williamsburg, New Orleans and the Missouri Ozarks. Its destination pages also describe additional destination access beyond the resort list, including an international Aruba destination.
Orlando vacation resorts
The Fountains and Orlando's Sunshine Resort are currently listed in Orlando. Bluegreen places them in its Amusement Collection, making Central Florida particularly relevant for families planning theme-park vacations.
Costs, reservations and long-term fit
Review purchase price, financing, annual obligations, reservation windows, point requirements where applicable, exchange costs, cancellation rules and availability. Then compare realistic ownership usage with direct rental prices at the same destinations.
Resale, transfer and exit
Before buying, review transfer rights, resale restrictions and exit procedures. Do not assume that a developer purchase price establishes future resale value or that every benefit automatically transfers to a subsequent owner.
12 questions to ask before buying Bluegreen
Ask exactly what is being purchased; how vacation currency or usage rights work; annual fees; booking windows; peak-season availability; which resorts are direct Club Resorts; which are Associate Resorts; exchange charges; cancellation rules; financing cost; resale-transfer restrictions; and the process for exiting ownership. Compare answers with the governing documents before making a long-term commitment.
EXPLORE OCCASIONS TRAVEL INTELLIGENCE
Evaluate the offer as part of the complete trip
Nine-point comparison
Evaluate the complete ownership proposition
Use these nine factors to compare Bluegreen Vacations with other vacation ownership programs and with booking vacations independently.
1Ownership or membership structure
2Total upfront and financed cost
3Annual and transaction fees
4Reservation availability
5Accommodation quality
6Travel flexibility
7Point or credit value
8Long-term obligations and exit
9Fit with actual travel habits
