There is a niche market of buyers interested in Campspace properties.
We will help you to connect with them.
✅ Have active listing on Campspace.com
✅ Have own road access
✅ Are located in Europe
✅ Have at least 10 pitches for tents or vehicles
Do I have to be an active Campspace host to sell?
Yes. You should have an active listings on Camspace.com.
What if I have fewer than 10 pitches?
You can still contact us. In some cases, we can find a buyer even for smaller properties.
Can my property be off-grid?
Yes. Off-grid sites are in demand with certain buyers.
Who are the typical buyers?
Owners of similar properties and niche real estate investors focused on outdoor hospitality.
Are buyers only from Europe?
Mainly yes, but we also work with international buyers—especially for properties that can be operated remotely.
How is my property’s value determined?
We look at recent sales of similar sites, your revenue and profit, location, size, and unique features. Our internal market data helps refine the estimate.
Do you help with valuations?
Absolutely. We can prepare an informed valuation based on data and market insights.
Can I set my own asking price?
Yes. You decide the price, and we can advise you on market fit.
How long does it take to find a buyer?
It depends on the market, your asking price, and the property’s characteristics. Sales can take anywhere from one month to a year.
What happens after I submit my property?
We review your details, assess the opportunity, and create a tailored plan to reach the right buyers.
Can I still host guests while my property is for sale?
Yes. You can continue operating until the sale is completed.
Do I need a real estate agent?
Not necessarily. If you’re comfortable managing the transaction, we can act as an independent advisor to connect you with qualified buyers and help negotiate terms.
Is there a commission or fee for listing?
Yes, there’s a small commission if we successfully connect you with a buyer.
Do I pay anything if my property doesn’t sell?
No. There are no costs if we don’t find you a buyer.
Will my guests or neighbors know my property is for sale?
Unlikely, unless you choose to list it publicly under your brand name.