The resort will also offer an outdoor stage for concerts and a shop specialising in horror memorabilia.
Despite the scary subject matter of the film and the slightly dubious thought of what might be cooked on the barbeque, Rose says it's a welcoming spot for anyone passing through Bastrop County, Texas.
"It'll be a safe, and fun and scary place for families and everybody to come and have a good time," he said.
While the site is still under construction, a "We Slaughter Barbeque" sign has been erected and Rose hopes to open in July.
For now, he's looking to expand his collection of Texas Chainsaw Massacre merchandise.
- nzherald.co.nz