First Camp in the news

A data-driven ranking of Swedish campsites reveals top performers in Värmland while identifying First Camp Haganäset as one of the lowest-rated facilities.

First Camp is achieving record booking numbers in Värmland as Sunne Sommarland opens for its 20th anniversary season.

Sunne Sommarland marks its 20th anniversary as First Camp reports record-high camping and cabin bookings in Värmland.

A large motorhome park is being established at the Älmhult shopping area to boost local tourism and commerce.

First Camp is launching a new motorhome parking site at Älmhult shopping district to expand its local tourism capacity.

First Camp is expanding in Älmhult by establishing a new motorhome site at the local shopping district to attract international and domestic travelers.

First Camp reports a major revenue increase to 313.9 million SEK driven by acquisitions and organic growth during a successful winter season.

First Camp Group is hosting a digital presentation and Q&A session for its Q1 2026 financial results on May 13.

First Camp's arcade hall expansion across Sweden is currently stalled due to shipping delays in the Strait of Hormuz.

Jenny Ell is the new ESG Manager at Scandinavia's leading camping chain, focusing on sustainability initiatives.

Daniel Olsson and Cood Investments have acquired a majority stake in First Camp.

First Camp utilizes real-time monitoring and behavioral changes to reduce water consumption and detect leaks across its Scandinavian campsites.

First Camp's CEO warns that abolishing the sick-leave waiting period would financially outweigh recent payroll tax cuts and harm the labor-intensive hospitality sector.

First Camp is launching its first summer season in Kristinehamn with new boat bus access and water sports rentals.

First Camp is launching its first season in Kristinehamn with new boat bus access and water sports rentals.

First Camp identified a technical error that caused delayed payments from guests months after their visits.

First Camp is investigating a technical error that caused delayed payment deductions from customers' bank accounts months after their visits to the Sunne location.

First Camp has doubled its revenue to 2.1 billion SEK since 2022 through aggressive international expansion and record-high investments in its 91 camping destinations.

Acquiring two additional destinations in Germany to expand its presence in the DACH region and reach 90 locations across Europe.

Mariestad Municipality is terminating First Camp's lease at Ekudden to manage the campsite directly as a potential labor market project.