Patagonia Camp
On my arrival to Patagonia Camp, I was greeted like a long-lost friend - a sentiment that lasted for the entirety of my stay, and which every staff member seemed to effortlessly embody. The whole place felt like stepping into another world of wonders and comfort. The spacious comfortable yurts, hidden in amongst the native trees offer sanctuary - where you can lie and listen to the natural sounds of the Patagonian wilderness, many with views across to the national park. But when relaxing at the bar, or sampling one of the many delicious dishes in the restaurant overlooking the lake, the gentle approach of the staff and service is also reflected in the moods of the guests - making it all feel like a very happy place to be. I spent my days hiking the different trails within the territory of the hotel, marvelling at the fact that, in mid-January, I had them all to myself. They feature hidden waterfalls, peaceful lakeside beaches and panoramic view points to gaze towards the Torres del Paine massif. Patagonia Camp offers a ideal mix of tranquility and thirst for adventure in one of the most beautiful places in the world.
- Nicola Gude, Senderos
Key Facts
No. of rooms / cabins: 23 Yurts, 20-40 m sq, en-suite bathrooms, individually controlled central heating, private terrace, safe deposit box, 13 with private jacuzzis.
Room Categories: Deluxe (with bathtub), Deluxe Jacuzzi, Lakefront, Suite, Family.
A word on Yurts – these are circular, tent-like dwellings perfected by Mongolian nomads over centuries, and each yurt is crafted from light-coloured, high-performance materials that invite abundant natural light while storing the sun’s warmth.
Facilities: Puma room for excursion planning, local artesan and clothing shop, large open plan reception, restaurant, bar and wine cava
Restaurant: High-end Chilean cuisine highlights local ingredients like southern hake, Patagonian lamb, king crab, and the renowned calafate berry, blended into modern flavour combinations. Grill-and-wine experience twice a week, most dietary requirements catered for on request, vegetables sourced from small local growers
Internet : wifi in common areas (optionally available / on request in your yurt)
Excursion details: 24 guided excursions within Torres del Paine, Patagonia Camp private property, and surrounding areas, including kayaking on Lake Toro.
10 Self-guided excursions in Patagonia Camp Property including Forest Therapy – an audio-guided, self-paced journey along a purpose-built trail in Patagonia’s breathtaking landscapes inviting you to slow down, disconnect from everyday noise, and immerse yourself in the land
Excursions of varying length and difficulty to suit all levels of ability.
Experienced bilingual (Spanish and English) guides with WFR (Wilderness First Responder)
Dates of operation: October – April
Rates from: US$ 710 – 1380 per person per night (All Inclusive Shared programme), based on double occupancy Deluxe Yurt, low season – peak holiday season; $1090 – 1790 pp/night (All Inclusive Private programme) 2026/27. Please see full rates for all seasons, yurt categories, single rooms prices etc
Rates include: Full board, open bar, excursions from catalogue of included activities, bilingual guides, entrance fee to Torres del Paine National Park.
Shared All Inclusive programme – small group excursions, transfers with fixed schedule from Puerto Natales Cerro Castillo and Cancha Carrera
Private All Inclusive also includes private transfers and excursions, 1 external excursion during stay, Pudeto Catamaran boat trip and transfers to/from Calafate and premium bar drinks.
Minimum age: 10 years old
Minimum stay: 3 nights
Awards: Ranked #1 worldwide in TripAdvisor’s “Out of the Ordinary” hotels 2023
All Inclusive Category with Trip Advisor in 2025 voted Nº 19 of the World / Nº 3 of South America / Nº 1 in Torres del Paine.
Sustainability
- Environmental conservation of 34,000 hectares
- Cultural respect and preservation in our DNA from the outset
- Responsible tourism & Resource efficiency
- Waste Management (food worm composting) and pioneering water treatment system
- Education, Community development & Patagonia Camp Makers
Patagonia Camp is aiming to become carbon neutral in 2026, ensuring a lasting legacy for future generations
Read here on Sustainability
Need to know:
Luxury individually-controlled centrally heated yurts have large bathrooms, stargazing domes and extraordinary views towards Torres del Paine. 10 have private jacuzzis. This is something altogether more luxurious than ‘glamping’ where there is a real feel of connection to nature and the surroundings.
Not all yurts have an uninterrupted view of the lake and massif. In keeping with their ethos of not cutting any trees down…there are naturally yurts which have restricted views and some which just point to hills and forest.
Patagonia Camp lies within a 34,000-hectare private estate on Lake Toro, offering seclusion and high levels of privacy compared to lodges inside the park
Flexible all-inclusive shared or private programmes, large choice of excursions on offer with fabulous guides
Kids over 10 (only) are welcomed to this quiet, nature based retreat, featuring raised walkways
The food will blow your socks off (says Simon after his visit) – chefs Brian and Javiera produce “locally-inspired, gastronomic works of art”
Wellness – book in advance for an amazing massage therapist to come to your yurt
Perfect for:
Luxury adventure travellers seeking immersive, off-the-grid Patagonian exploration with comfort, incredible food, privacy and a strong sense of place.
Gallery & Resources
Follow this link to Senderos Resources for access to Patagonia Camp
- Images
- Fact sheets
- Presentations
- Videos
- Rack rates
- Excursion lists
- And other useful information
Please contact us if you need anything else.
Getting there
South America, Chile – Magallanes & Chilean Antarctica Region, Puerto Natales
By Road
74 km / 1 hour 15 mins from Puerto Natales
By Air
3 hour direct flight from Santiago International airport to Puerto Natales (3.164 KM) then road. Flights also to Punta Arenas followed by a 4 1/2 hour drive.
Weather
Patagonia’s truly unpredictable weather changes rapidly, from gentle snowfall covering the surroundings to a sunny afternoon under clear skies, and ends the day with winds roaring through the mountains. Be prepared for 4 seasons in one day.
Summer (Dec–Feb):
• Avg highs ~ 17–20 °C
• Avg lows ~ 6–8 °C (43–47 °F)
Spring (Sep–Nov) & Autumn (Mar–May):
• Avg highs ~ 14–18 °C
• Avg lows ~ 3–7 °C
Winter (Jun–Aug):
• Avg highs ~ 5–8 °C
• Avg lows ~ –3 to 0 °C
Links
Forest Therapy at Patagonia Camp