Everlands
Notes From The Club

Launched in 2007, Everlands planned to join the destination club experience with conservation of both the destinations available to members and the planet through the Everlands Conservation Prize to "recognize individuals world-wide for their extraordinary contribution to the conservation and stewardship of nature."

In February of 2009, after growing their invitation only destination club to 42 members, Everlands elected to cease their marketing and sales initiatives.

The club's vision was to purchase large resorts, allowing members and non-members alike access to the resorts until the club reached 100 members. At that point, the club's resorts would only be available to members.

Lehman Brothers was an investor and a financier at Everlands. The bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers and the drop off in interest in the luxury vacation industry drastically hurt Everlands and claimed leading clubs such as LUSSO Collection, High Country Club, and Yellowstone Club World.

Everlands would go on to search for an established destination club to absorb their collection of members and would eventually announce an exclusive agreement with Ultimate Escapes. Members of Everlands would receive preferred terms on memberships with Ultimate Escapes.

As such, there is no comments from the executive team at Everlands. If you would like to learn more about the club, please navigate through the club's quick links found to the right and access our Everlands News page. To learn more about their new club, please visit our Ultimate Escapes Overview.