The Happy Camper, a Las Vegas, Nevada-based RV technology and services company, has raised $2.5 million in seed funding to expand its technology platform, customer care operations, and service-provider network across North America.
The financing comprises a combination of debt and equity from investors with experience in the recreational vehicle, insurance, and financial services industries. The individual investors were not named in the announcement.
Founded in 2024, The Happy Camper is led by co-founder and CEO Dom Bookman and co-founder and CIO Scott Degnan. The company develops technology and customer support services designed to connect RV manufacturers, dealers, service providers, and vehicle owners throughout the ownership lifecycle.
Its platform combines AI-powered software, 24/7 human customer care, and a service-provider network to manage roadside assistance, warranty-related requests, service coordination, and financial and protection product services.
The company’s technology offerings include Care Center, which centralizes customer support; Smart Roadside, which coordinates roadside assistance; WheelAI, which automates customer interactions and workflows; F&I Assist, which supports financial and protection products; and WheelOS, which connects service operations and customer management processes.
The Happy Camper said it works with recreation vehicle brands including Winnebago, Brinkley RV, Lance Camper, and Pebble.
The new funding will support further engineering and product development, integrations with RV manufacturers and dealerships, expansion of customer care capabilities, and growth of the company’s North American service network.
The company also plans to establish a new headquarters in Las Vegas and an additional office in Plano, Texas, to support its operations and industry partnerships.
Beyond recreational vehicles, The Happy Camper has identified marine and powersports as potential markets for extending its connected technology and service infrastructure.
