Is WorldMark by Wyndham a Timeshare?
Yes. WorldMark by Wyndham is a points-based timeshare (vacation ownership) operated by Travel + Leisure Co. (formerly Wyndham Destinations), covering 90+ resorts. On this site's brand file, WorldMark Credits carry an estimated secondary-market rental value of 7¢–14¢ per credits; a typical 17,500-credits year is about $1,225–$2,450 in rental value — an estimate, not a payout.
Yes — vacation ownership, not a hotel stay
The WorldMark by Wyndham brand page describes WorldMark Credits as an annual allocation deployed against the program's point charts — reservations priced by resort, season, and unit size, with banking and borrowing rules set by Travel + Leisure Co. (formerly Wyndham Destinations). This answer does not replace that brand page, and we do not publish official point charts here.
WorldMark by Wyndham is a sister timeshare club to Club Wyndham — both operate under Travel + Leisure Co. — but they are separate point systems with separate charts. Wyndham Rewards, the hotel loyalty program of Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, is a different company entirely.
What the points are worth
Published rental value on this site: 7¢–14¢ per credits. A typical 17,500-credits year is about $1,225–$2,450. Those figures come from the brand file — the same rates as our point-values table and what WorldMark by Wyndham points are worth. We are not inventing a different rate for this answer.
Selling or exiting
WorldMark credits resell at low dollar amounts on the secondary market (oversupply, like most timeshares). Owner services through Travel + Leisure handle deedback programs case-by-case; buying services pay cash up front for credits instead.
Get a cash offer on WorldMark points
Run the calculator first for a realistic rental-value range — or ask about a free cash offer with no owner fee.
Frequently asked questions
Is WorldMark by Wyndham a timeshare?
Yes. WorldMark by Wyndham is points-based vacation ownership — a timeshare — operated by Travel + Leisure Co. (formerly Wyndham Destinations) across 90+ resorts.
Is WorldMark the same as Club Wyndham or Wyndham Rewards?
WorldMark by Wyndham is a sister timeshare club to Club Wyndham — both operate under Travel + Leisure Co. — but they are separate point systems with separate charts. Wyndham Rewards, the hotel loyalty program of Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, is a different company entirely.
What are WorldMark Credits worth?
On this site's brand file, WorldMark Credits rent for about 7¢–14¢ per credits. A typical 17,500-credits allocation works out to roughly $1,225–$2,450 per year in estimated rental value. These are published ranges from the same rates as our point-values table — not guaranteed payouts.
How do I sell or exit my WorldMark ownership?
WorldMark credits resell at low dollar amounts on the secondary market (oversupply, like most timeshares). Owner services through Travel + Leisure handle deedback programs case-by-case; buying services pay cash up front for credits instead.