Update on AutoCamp Crowdfunding

Update on AutoCamp Crowdfunding

AutoCamp got some great coverage on CNBC in time for the July 4 holiday, and we got a great update on AutoCamp Crowdfunding and how AutoCamp is doing as a business.

CNBC shared a video and an article that gave us a peak into the numbers behind both the AutoCamp Crowdfunding and bookings for the July 4 holiday season.

Update on AutoCamp Crowdfunding – The Numbers

AutoCamp says its room revenue is up 20% over last year. Additionally, as it headed into the Fourth of July weekend, their rooms were 90% occupied across their 8 open properties. In all, their average daily room rates are up 15%.

These are all very healthy and impressive numbers.

Update on AutoCamp Crowdfunding — Travel Trends

Nature-based trips across the U.S. are increasing. This is one of AutoCamp’s major points to prospective investors.

Airbnb says searches for stays near a national park are up 35% in 2026, while Hilton’s 2026 trends report says 37% of travelers cite time in nature as a top reason for traveling.

Hilton, which partners with AutoCamp as part of its experiential travel strategy, says it has seen a 30% increase in direct bookings for AutoCamp on its platform, with nearly half of those reservations made using Hilton Honors loyalty points.

Update on AutoCamp Crowdfunding – Current Status

AutoCamp has raised $1.2 million in less than 30 days from 353 investors, Many of the investors are former guests. We here at AutoCampReviews.com invested the minimum $1,000 in order to have insights into AutoCamp’s Crowdfunding.

Bryan Terzi, Chief Commercial Officer of AutoCamp, said part of the company’s appeal is a luxury camping experience just a quick drive from home — no buying or lugging tents, grills and other camping gear.

“It’s really kind of that cross-section of tapping into people’s nostalgia of what they remember from when they were young but also creating an environment to make memories with their families and children,” Terzi told CNBC.

Update on AutoCamp Crowdfunding -From camping to crowdfunding

DealMaker says the AutoCamp crowdfunding is one of the fastest raises it’s seen, with exceptional early investor interest.

DealMaker says it’s an appealing way to raise funds for any business that has a strong fan base like sports, media and entertainment, and consumer brands. Customers get a real sense of participation in something they care about, said Rebecca Kacaba, CEO and co-founder of DealMaker. 

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission permits regulated crowdfunding of up to $5 million annually through an SEC-registered platform. Their investment materials include the typical warnings, that positions can be illiquid, speculative and difficult to value.

But these kinds of investments in hospitality companies often come with special guest perks — the kind you might normally expect by being a premier member in a rewards program. For instance, this month, a $10,000 investment in AutoCamp comes with 2% bonus for additional shares on top of the 4% shares the investor receives, plus a $400 gift card to be used on the booking platform. 

Update on AutoCamp Crowdfunding – Conclusion

Things are looking good for AutoCamp! From bookings to year-to-year revenue to average nightly price – all are encouraging numbers. Clearly, these numbers are motivating those putting money into the Regulation Crowdfunding.

We will continue to monitor all elements of AutoCamp – from the glamping experience to and through the business.