The AutoCamp offering is in its final days, the outdoor lodging company said on October 27, 2026, as it highlighted partnerships with Hilton and Airstream in a paid advertisement for its Regulation Crowdfunding campaign.

Key Takeaways

  • AutoCamp said Hilton partnership bookings were up 30% year over year.
  • The offering concerns the brand company, while institutional partners own the properties.
  • The company projected about $50 million in property-level revenue for 2026.

AutoCamp offering and business model

AutoCamp Hospitality Group said the crowdfunding offering allows investors to acquire a stake in its brand company. It did not state a closing date, fundraising target or amount raised in its announcement.

The company said institutional partners own and finance the real estate, while the brand company owns the AutoCamp brand, design standards and partnerships and earns fees from branded properties. A separate management company handles day-to-day operations.

The offering is speculative and involves a high degree of risk, the company said in its advertisement.

Partnerships and property revenue

AutoCamp said Airstream is its exclusive hospitality partner and an investor in the company. Its Hilton partnership allows Hilton Honors members to book stays and earn or redeem points through Hilton’s channels.

The company said its properties have generated more than $150 million in lifetime property revenue and are on track for about $50 million in property-level revenue in 2026. That outlook is a projection, not a completed result or revenue figure for the brand company.

AutoCamp said it operates eight locations and has welcomed more than one million guests. It is working toward a goal of 100 properties, without specifying a timetable.

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