Is Bluegreen Vacations a Timeshare?
Yes. Bluegreen Vacations is a timeshare — points-based vacation ownership at Bluegreen-branded resorts. Hilton Grand Vacations, which describes itself as a leading global timeshare company, completed its acquisition of Bluegreen Vacations on January 17, 2024 (~$1.5 billion). Owners still use Bluegreen Points under legacy Bluegreen terms while HGV Max integration proceeds. Those points rent for 8¢–16¢ on the secondary-market rates we publish. A typical 12,000-point year is about $960–$1,920 in rental value — a range, not a payout. It is not Hilton Honors hotel points.
Yes — vacation ownership, now under HGV
Bluegreen Vacation Club is not a hotel loyalty program and it is not a night you book like a regular Hilton. It is points-based vacation ownership: you buy an annual allocation of Bluegreen Points and spend them on a published chart by resort, season, and unit size. Booking windows on this site's Bluegreen file are 11 months at the home resort and 9 months club-wide.
Hilton Grand Vacations completed the acquisition on January 17, 2024. HGV's own announcement calls the combined company a vacation-ownership / timeshare business. Integration is ongoing; owners still operate under legacy Bluegreen terms. This answer does not replace the Bluegreen points-worth page.
Bluegreen Points, not Hilton Honors
Published rental value on this site (same table as /point-values): 8¢–16¢ per Bluegreen Point. A typical 12,000-point year is about $960–$1,920. We are not inventing a Bluegreen-only rate.
Sampler contracts (typically 4,000–8,000 points in our allocation tiers) are the Bass Pro entry product. They are easier to buy than to exit. Standard Vacation Club contracts are what most resale and rental activity uses. Timeshare Rental Pros does buy unused Bluegreen annual points.
Get a cash offer on unused Bluegreen points
Timeshare Rental Pros pays cash up front for unused Bluegreen points — no owner fee, offer usually within 24 hours. Free, no obligation.
Frequently asked questions
Is Bluegreen Vacations a timeshare?
Yes. Bluegreen Vacation Club is points-based vacation ownership — a timeshare — across 60+ resorts. Hilton Grand Vacations completed its acquisition of Bluegreen in January 2024 and calls itself a timeshare / vacation-ownership company. Bluegreen Points are not Hilton Honors.
Did Hilton buy Bluegreen?
Hilton Grand Vacations (HGV) — the timeshare company, not Hilton’s hotel loyalty program — announced the acquisition in November 2023 and closed it on January 17, 2024. Bluegreen owners continue under legacy Bluegreen terms and gain Hilton-portfolio access as HGV Max integration progresses.
What are Bluegreen points worth?
Bluegreen Points rent for 8¢–16¢ each on this site’s published secondary-market table (the same rates as /point-values). A typical 12,000-point allocation is about $960–$1,920 per year. That is rental value for a year’s points, not what the deed resells for.
What is the Bluegreen Sampler?
Sampler is Bluegreen’s entry-level / trial product, marketed heavily at Bass Pro Shops presentations. Typical Sampler allocations on this site are 4,000–8,000 points. Sampler contracts are easier to enter than to exit and have weaker resale value than standard Vacation Club contracts.
Does Timeshare Rental Pros buy Bluegreen points?
Yes. Bluegreen is a TRP-supported program on this site. They pay cash up front for unused annual points, typically within 24 hours, and do not charge the owner a fee.
Related answers
What are my Bluegreen points worth?
Per-point rental range and typical 12,000-point year.
How to rent out timeshare points
Self-rent vs. selling a year’s points.
Is Sheraton Vacation Club a timeshare?
Same question for the Vistana / Marriott product.
Point values index
The live per-brand rate table this page uses.