AutoCamp has launched a Regulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF) offering with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), seeking to raise up to $1.23 million through the sale of Class B Common Stock priced at $9.10 per share.
The campaign comes as the outdoor hospitality company continues to expand its portfolio of luxury accommodations centered on Airstream trailers, cabins, and glamping tents in destinations near national parks and other outdoor recreation areas across the United States.
The crowdfunding campaign values the Delaware-based company at approximately $200 million and represents a shift in how AutoCamp is approaching capital raising. In previous years, the company relied primarily on institutional investors, including a $115 million investment announced in 2019 that supported real estate acquisitions and the development of additional properties.
By opening this funding round to retail investors, AutoCamp is allowing individuals to participate directly in the company’s growth strategy.
According to the offering filed with the SEC, the company aims to raise up to $1,234,997 during this Regulation Crowdfunding round. Under current SEC rules, companies using Reg CF can raise up to $5 million annually through qualified crowdfunding offerings, making this campaign well within the program’s limits.
AutoCamp currently operates nine locations across the United States with more than 700 accommodations.
The company has reported more than $150 million in lifetime property revenue and says it has welcomed more than one million guests since launching its hospitality concept. Its properties combine renovated Airstream trailers, cabins, and luxury tents with shared amenities designed to provide hotel-style services in outdoor settings.
The company also continues to build its business through strategic partnerships, according to Streamline. AutoCamp serves as an exclusive hospitality development partner for Airstream, a brand manufactured by Thor Industries, allowing it to incorporate the company’s trailers as a defining feature across its portfolio.
In addition, AutoCamp’s relationship with Hilton enables guests to earn and redeem Hilton Honors points during eligible stays, connecting the outdoor hospitality operator to one of the hospitality industry’s largest loyalty programs.
The crowdfunding campaign coincides with the summer travel season, traditionally one of the busiest periods for outdoor lodging operators. Increased consumer interest in nature-based travel, combined with demand for accommodations that offer both outdoor experiences and modern amenities, has contributed to continued investment across the glamping and outdoor hospitality sectors in recent years.
AutoCamp has also been evolving its business model by pursuing an operating company/property company (OpCo/PropCo) structure. Under this approach, the company can focus more heavily on managing properties and expanding through partnerships while reducing the amount of capital required for direct real estate ownership.
Similar asset-light strategies have become increasingly common among hotel brands seeking to accelerate growth while limiting capital expenditures.
For campground, RV resort, caravan park, and glamping operators, AutoCamp’s decision to pursue a Regulation Crowdfunding campaign demonstrates another financing option beyond traditional private equity or commercial lending.
While crowdfunding has historically been associated with startups or early-stage businesses, established outdoor hospitality companies may increasingly evaluate whether customer investment can complement conventional funding sources while strengthening guest loyalty and brand engagement.
The offering also reflects broader investment interest in experiential lodging, particularly accommodations that combine outdoor recreation with hotel-quality amenities. As operators continue to expand and modernize their properties, access to diversified sources of capital may become an increasingly important consideration for financing new developments, renovations, and expansion projects.
The outcome of AutoCamp’s crowdfunding campaign will likely be watched by investors and outdoor hospitality businesses alike as the company continues executing its national growth strategy during 2026.