AutoCamp Hospitality Group is highlighting collaborations with travel, hospitality and outdoor recreation brands as its Regulation Crowdfunding offering enters its final days, citing partnerships with Airstream, Hilton Hotels, REI and Rivian as part of its strategy to expand brand reach and support growth.
The outdoor lodging company has welcomed more than one million guests and operates eight locations near destinations including Yosemite, Zion, Joshua Tree, Sequoia, Sonoma, Asheville, Cape Cod and the Catskills.
AutoCamp’s hospitality partnerships include an exclusive arrangement with Airstream, which supplies custom-designed suites for hotel-style stays and also holds an investment in the company.
Its partnership with Hilton Hotels allows more than 200 million Hilton Honors members to book AutoCamp stays and earn or redeem points through Hilton’s booking channels.
Bookings through the Hilton partnership have increased 30% year over year, according to AutoCamp.
The company also has developed guest experiences with outdoor recreation and lifestyle brands.
AutoCamp and Parks Project launched guided tours in Sequoia National Park, while a collaboration with AllTrails provides curated hiking guides, trail maps and driving directions for guests visiting Zion.
Earlier in 2026, Rivian partnered with AutoCamp on a music festival basecamp that included private Airstream accommodations and daily rides to festival grounds.
Other collaborations include Trail Days, a three-day wellness retreat organized with Calm and AllTrails at AutoCamp Sequoia, and Lamborghini’s Esperienza Avventura driving experience, which used AutoCamp Zion as its hospitality base.
Ralph Lauren Fragrances also hosted Camp Polo, a four-day outdoor experience at AutoCamp Yosemite showcasing its fragrances.
The company said its business model separates property ownership from brand management and on-site operations. Institutional partners own and capitalize the real estate, while AutoCamp’s brand company owns the brand, design standards and partnerships and earns fees from properties operating under its name.
AutoCamp-branded properties have generated more than $150 million in lifetime property revenue and are on track to produce approximately $50 million in property-level revenue in 2026, according to the company. AutoCamp is working toward a goal of 100 properties.
