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"LUXURY CAMPING IN PATAGONIA" - CHILE
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It is the first luxury camp in South America, an original and distinctive concept where every detail has been
carefully thought of so that the guests may enjoy wild nature at it's best.
Torres del Paine National Park and mythical Patagonia, combining comfort, convenience, and the warm hospitality
that Chileans are known for.
Patagonia Camp is located on the shore of the enormous Lake Toro and facing the
dramatic Paine massif, 74 kilometers along the new road that connects Puerto Natales with Torres del
Paine National Park. The Camp is about 10 minutes from the Park's administration center and close to the main
attractions.
Patagonia Camp was created so that our guests may fully experience the exuberant nature of Torres del Paine, and
experience the sensation of "getting away from it all".
Patagonia Camp has been designed and built to have minimum impact on the environment and to be visually and
structurally harmonious with the landscape of the area.
The entire complex is built on wooden stilts and
platforms, including the yurts, communal areas, and walkways that connect the complex, so that we protect the plants, bushes and trees that have grown in the area for hundreds of years, and the dozens of species of
birds who watch with curiosity the arrival of our guests.
Patagonia Camp was designed so that our guests may totally immerse themselves in the extraordinary natural
landscapes of Patagonia, without foregoing luxury and comfort. Our yurts are designed so that our guests may
listen to the sound of the wind or rain while staying warm and cosy inside, and they are situated so that when
our guests step outside they are greeted by one of the most stunning landscapes in the world as well as a thick
beech forest where we can observe some of the many species of birds that live with us in this region.
The excursions at Patagonia Camp are designed for any person who is in average shape, whether kids, teens or
adults. Excursions are half-day or full-day, with the Towers hike being the most physically demanding
(but also the most spectacular).
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