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Siblu expands its presence in Europe with strategic acquisitions

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Published on 16/06/25 – Updated on 16/06/25

Siblu, is marking its 50th anniversary by expanding its operations into two new countries, Germany and Belgium. With the addition of new villages, the company now operates 43 villages across four countries and continues its international development strategy.

Business model and European growth strategy

Siblu offers a model that blends second homes and holiday villages, providing affordable mobile homes for ownership along with high-quality services and a strong local community. This hybrid approach appeals to European consumers seeking a balance between comfort, nature, and a social atmosphere. With over 270 days of operation per year on average, Siblu’s villages are more than just vacation spots—they are also vibrant residential communities.

In 2025, Siblu accelerated its European expansion with the acquisition of eight new villages. These include six in Belgium, one in Germany, and one in the Netherlands. This expansion strengthens the company’s presence in Northern Europe and helps solidify its position in the property-based leisure village market.

“This expansion fully illustrates our ambition to offer as many people as possible the chance to share a real outdoor living experience. At Siblu, we don’t just camp, we create true leisure villages where you can enjoy your free time to the full, more than 270 days a year. It’s a model that’s unique in Europe, based on freedom, quality of life, hospitality and attachment to the land,”  – Simon Crabbe, CEO of Siblu.

Investing in new markets

In Germany, Siblu entered the Güster region, located just 45 minutes from Hamburg. This 60-hectare property, which includes a 40-hectare lake, is slated for a nearly €1 million investment starting in 2026 to meet Siblu’s operational standards.

In Belgium, six new villages will be added across the coast, the Flemish countryside, and the Ardennes Forest, further expanding the brand’s European footprint. These new locations, which will provide nearly 1,500 pitches, will undergo €5 million in upgrades to align with Siblu’s quality standards.

Siblu Villages has strengthened its presence in Europe with recent acquisitions, including Camping de Lente Van Drenthe in the Netherlands, Camping De Tol in the Netherlands, and Domaine Sous Les Pins in France. These additions align with Siblu’s growth strategy, combining over 50 years of experience in residential mobile homes and operating 4* and 5* holiday parks across Europe.

Key figures:

– €310 million in revenue in 2024, with a target of €320 million in 2025
– €30 million in investments planned for French villages in 2026
– €15 million committed to energy transition, aiming for a 30% reduction in carbon emissions per pitch by 2030
– 2,000 employees during peak season in 2025
– 43 villages across four countries: Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, and France
– Targeting 80 villages in Northern Europe by 2030

About Siblu

Siblu is a European operator specializing in property-based leisure villages. With 43 villages across France, Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands, the company combines second homes with holiday village experiences. Siblu’s model promotes community living and extended stays, offering quality service in natural settings.

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