Vacation Internationale Kingsbury Of Tahoe

The Resort and Its Setting

Vacation Internationale Kingsbury Of Tahoe is a timeshare property in Stateline, Nevada, operated under the Vacation Internationale brand. Stateline sits directly on the Nevada-California border, a few minutes from the south shore of Lake Tahoe. It's the kind of base that suits owners who want a mountain week they can use in any season — the resort operates as both a timeshare and a vacation club property, so owners hold a fixed week while retaining the option to exchange it elsewhere.

Lake Tahoe and the Area

Lake Tahoe needs little introduction: clear alpine water, a dramatic mountain backdrop, and a shoreline split between Nevada and California. From Stateline, the Sierra Nevada range and Heavenly Ski Resort are both within easy reach, putting downhill skiing, snowboarding and snowshoeing on the doorstep in winter. Come summer, the same mountains open up for hiking and mountain biking, while the lake itself offers everything from paddleboarding to boat trips. Stateline's position on the state line also means casinos and Nevada-side nightlife sit a short walk from California's hiking trails and beaches — worth mentioning to anyone renting your week, since it broadens the appeal beyond skiers or hikers alone.

Selling or Renting a Week Here

If you own a week at Vacation Internationale Kingsbury Of Tahoe and are thinking of selling, BidMyTimeshare.com works as a direct owner-to-owner marketplace: you list your week, set your own asking price, and buyers contact you through the platform. There's no commission on the sale — sellers pay a single, one-time listing fee to get the ad live, and that's the only cost involved.

Because this is a Vacation Internationale property, resale isn't handled through an independent resort's owners' association — transfers go through the brand itself. Before agreeing a price with a buyer, confirm directly with Vacation Internationale what the current transfer fee is, whether a right of first refusal applies to the sale, and roughly how long the transfer process takes to complete. These details vary by contract and aren't published figures, so get them in writing from the brand rather than relying on what a previous listing may have said. Be upfront with buyers about what does and doesn't carry over — usage rights and week type transfer with ownership, but any points balance, banked weeks, or RCI exchange credits tied to your account typically do not, unless the brand confirms otherwise at the point of transfer.

For renters, be clear in your listing about the week or season you're offering, whether it falls in ski season, summer, or one of the shoulder periods, and what's included (unit size, view, any resort fees the renter will owe on arrival). Renters booking a Tahoe week are usually planning around one main activity — skiing, or lake time — so naming the season up front saves everyone time.

Practical Notes for Owners and Buyers

Anyone taking on a week here, whether by resale or exchange, should check with Vacation Internationale or the resort directly for the current annual maintenance fee before completing a purchase, as this isn't fixed and changes over time. The resort's RCI affiliation means owners can deposit their week into the exchange network for a stay elsewhere, which is worth flagging in a resale listing since it adds flexibility for the next owner. Winter buyers in particular should ask about ski-season availability and booking lead times, as Tahoe weeks in that window tend to be booked up early.