Grand Pacific Resorts Timeshare Resale

Grand Pacific Resorts primarily hosts timeshare resorts in California, in sought-after destinations like Palm Springs, Carlsbad, and Napa Valley. Outside of the Golden State, you’ll find three GPR resorts: Hanalei Bay Resort in Princeville, HI, Makai Club Resort in Princeville, and Circle J Club in Park City, UT. GPR’s relatively concentrated range of locations ensures it can provide an exceptionally high standard of quality across all its resorts.

Grand Pacific Resorts offers both weeks- and points-based timeshare ownership. Weeks are typically fixed, meaning you’ll enjoy usage rights at the same resort, during the same week, each year. However, some resorts offer floating weeks, letting you choose from multiple weeks within a set season. Points-based ownership, on the other hand, offers more flexibility, allowing you to use your points to book resorts throughout the Grand Pacific portfolio. But the flexibility doesn’t stop there. As a Grand Pacific Resorts owner, you’ll enjoy complimentary enrollment in GPX, Grand Pacific’s proprietary internal exchange platform. Through GPX, you’ll be able to access thousands of additional destinations, as well as cruises and exclusive perks and benefits.

The cost of a Grand Pacific Resorts timeshare depends on a variety of factors, including resort popularity, number of points owned, unit size, week, season, and more. In general, however, a GPR timeshare can cost tens of thousands of dollars when purchased directly from Grand Pacific Resorts.

On the other hand, when you buy a Grand Pacific Resorts timeshare on the resale market, you can save thousands of dollars on the initial purchase price. Keep in mind, though, that whether you buy retail or resale, you’ll still have to pay yearly maintenance fees.

Grand Pacific Resorts offers incredible savings on a lifetime of vacations. When you buy a GPR timeshare, you lock in tomorrow’s vacations at today’s prices. However, if you don’t vacation often, or if you have reason to believe that your lifestyle won’t accommodate regular travel in the future, Grand Pacific Resorts may not be worth it for you.

Remember: a timeshare is not a financial investment. Like most luxury products, timeshares tend to depreciate over time. Their value comes in the quality of your vacations and your overall quality of life.