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idea changing the face of travel around the world.
Camping, an ancient form of holiday accommodation, is now
going peer-to-peer: Single Spot Camping connects anyone who owns a suitably sized piece of land
(‘even your garage entrance’, says the site) with those looking for a place to
pitch their tent.
Like the more established concept of couch
surfing, the Swedish startup aims to create travel experiences that
are more unique and personal than staying at a regular camping ground.
Additional benefits are the small stream of income created for hosts, and the
fact that—unlike with couch surfing—both guests and hosts can maintain a sense
of privacy.
The price for listing a camping spot is 400 Swedish Krona
per year (approximately 60 US dollars). Any plots of land sitting empty in Sweden, Norway,
Denmark, Finland, Australia
or the United States can
currently be registered, with the site aiming to become popular with campers
and site owners in Europe, North America and Australia.
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