The brand, which operates nine locations ranging from Joshua Tree, California, to Cape Cod, Massachusetts, has seen average daily rates climb 15% compared to the previous year. By offering polished accommodations that eliminate the need for traditional camping gear, the firm aims to capture travelers seeking nostalgia combined with modern comfort.
Chief commercial officer Bryan Terzi noted that the company’s growth relies on positioning these sites as accessible destinations for family memory-making. By removing the logistical hurdles of buying or transporting equipment, AutoCamp targets a market segment looking for premium hospitality within a short drive from major metropolitan areas.
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