Lincoln-Based Camping Tech Startup Secures $500,000 in Pre-Seed Funding
May 17, 2025 - 11:02
A Lincoln-based camping technology startup has successfully raised $500,000 in a pre-seed funding round, marking a significant milestone for the company. Currently, the startup provides essential services such as check-in, reservation management, and WiFi connectivity to campgrounds across two states. Co-founder and CEO Stacy Dam expressed gratitude for the resources available in Nebraska that facilitated this funding achievement.
With these new financial resources, the company plans to expand its staff to enhance service offerings and improve user experience. The team's vision includes broadening their reach to additional states, aiming to support more campgrounds with innovative technology solutions. This funding will enable the startup to further develop its platform, ensuring that camping experiences are streamlined and enjoyable for users. As the outdoor recreation industry continues to grow, this startup is well-positioned to make a significant impact in the camping technology space.
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