Donald Trump Proposes Converting Florida Golf Course into Presidential Retreat
Donald Trump has proposed developing one of his private Florida golf courses into a presidential retreat, intended to serve as a "Camp David"-style location for future presidents.

Fort Smith Fayetteville Springdale Rogers, AR, October 7, 2026 — Former President Donald Trump has put forth a proposal to develop one of his private golf courses located in Florida into a presidential retreat. The proposed facility would function similarly to Camp David, serving as a “Camp David”-style location for future presidents of the United States.
The specifics regarding which of Mr. Trump’s Florida golf courses would be designated for this development have not been publicly disclosed. Furthermore, details concerning the timeline for the potential development, the scope of renovations or construction, and the funding mechanisms for such a project were not provided in the summary information. The exact nature of the “Camp David”-style functions the retreat would fulfill also remains unspecified.
Camp David, officially known as the Naval Support Facility Thurmont, has historically served as a rural retreat and meeting place for presidents of the United States since the administration of Franklin D. Roosevelt. It is frequently used for hosting foreign leaders, conducting summit meetings, and providing a less formal setting for presidential decision-making.
The proposal, as presented, indicates an intent to create a dedicated space for presidential activities outside of Washington D.C. The summary does not contain information about any permits, zoning considerations, or official governmental endorsements related to this proposal. It is also unclear if any partners or specific entities would be involved in the development or operation of the proposed retreat. The proposal originates from Donald Trump’s private holdings.
Story summarized from the original created by DAVID FISCHER and COLLIN BINKLEY, Associated Press on www.nwahomepage.com, see more information here.
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