Wyndham Bay Club II

The Resort and Its Setting

Wyndham Bay Club II is a Club Wyndham property in Miramar Beach, a Gulf Coast community known for calmer, quieter stretches of sand than its busier neighbours. As a Club Wyndham resort, ownership here sits within the wider Wyndham points or week system, and the resort carries an RCI affiliation, meaning owners can put their week or points through RCI to look at stays at other participating resorts rather than returning to Miramar Beach every year.

Miramar Beach and the Emerald Coast

Miramar Beach is part of Northwest Florida's Emerald Coast, named for the clear, green-tinted Gulf water and wide white-sand beaches. The public beach is right on the doorstep, and the surrounding area has a mix of casual dining, shopping and golf. Destin, with its harbour, charter boats and restaurants, is a short drive away, and the architecturally distinctive town of Seaside and the protected dunes of Henderson Beach State Park both make easy day trips. It's a stretch of coast that works equally well for a family beach week, a couples' getaway, or a quieter solo trip outside peak season.

Selling or Renting a Week Here

If you're ready to give up your week, or just want to rent it out for a season, listing it privately is usually the simplest route. On BidMyTimeshare.com, owners list their own week or points directly: you set your asking price, the listing stays up for buyers and renters to contact you through the platform, and you pay a one-time listing fee rather than a percentage commission when you sell.

Before you price a resale, it's worth knowing how Club Wyndham handles ownership changes. According to Club Wyndham, moving a contract into a new owner's name involves a $399 ownership change processing charge. On the restrictions side, Wyndham is clear that resale points do not include VIP status, Club Pass, Wyndham Rewards conversion or PlusPartners — benefits that are tied to the original, developer-purchased contract and don't pass to a resale buyer. A right of first refusal applies only to some Club Wyndham Access contracts, generally those from around 2017 onward, and owners report it's rarely exercised in practice, though some brokers describe the policy more broadly — so it's worth checking your specific contract documents. Club Wyndham does not publish a standard timeframe for how long a transfer takes, so build some flexibility into your sale timeline and confirm current processing times directly with Wyndham before closing a deal.

For renters, what matters most is simply the week or points being valid, confirmed, and clearly described — which resort, which season, how many nights, and whether it's a fixed or floating week.

Practical Notes for Owners and Buyers

Anyone buying a resale week at Wyndham Bay Club II should go in understanding it will function as a standard resale contract: usable for accommodation and RCI exchange, but without the extra perks reserved for buyers who purchase directly from the developer. Sellers should be upfront about this distinction in their listing, since it affects what a buyer is actually paying for. It's also worth having your maintenance fee statement and contract details to hand, as buyers will typically ask for these before committing.