HolaCamp, a Spanish company specializing in campsite management, has announced a €10 million capital increase following an investment from Amavi Capital, one of Belgium’s leading Proptech funds. Amavi Capital specializes in innovation and digital transformation within traditional sectors such as real estate. Through this operation, Amavi Capital acquires a minority stake in the Catalan company, while the founding partners retain control.
With Amavi Capital’s financial backing, HolaCamp will strengthen its expansion and technological development plans, focusing on digitalization to consolidate its rapidly growing position in the camping sector in Spain and Portugal.
Despite being founded just less than two years ago, HolaCamp has already experienced remarkable growth: it currently manages 11 campsites, along with one in tour-operation, and expects to reach a turnover of €30 million in 2025. The company aims to expand its network by adding at least five new campsites in Spain and Portugal next year, with an eye on further European markets. Additionally, HolaCamp plans to strengthen its team, reaching 450 employees, including 50 at its Barcelona headquarters and over 400 working in its managed campsites.
First investment in Spain for Amavi Capital
For Amavi Capital, this marks its first financial operation in Spain, confirming the fund’s interest in innovative business models in open-air tourism. Since its inception, HolaCamp has positioned itself as a pioneering company in the camping industry, with a strong focus on technology and innovation. This investment reflects Amavi Capital’s commitment to identifying opportunities where technology, real estate and private equity intersect, unlocking value through digitisation and smart consolidation.
In a LinkedIn post, Arne Allewaert, CEO of Amavi Capital, expressed enthusiasm for the investment in HolaCamp, calling it a perfect fit with the Belgian fund’s strategy of supporting operators in niche real estate segments and emphasising the great understanding with the founders of HolaCamp: “The market opportunity in the outdoor hospitality sector is clearly irresistible, but what truly stands out is the execution capability and professionalism of the founding team: Alfonso Leprevost Crucelegui, Martin Becker, Héctor Fina, and Alejo de Olano”.
Héctor Fina, co-founder and executive director of HolaCamp, highlighted the importance of Amavi Capital’s strategic support: “With Amavi Capital’s investment, we are ready to accelerate our growth and continue driving technological innovation in the premium camping sector.”
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