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EcoCamp is situated in the very heart of Torres del Paine National Park and provides the region’s first fully sustainable accommodation, complete with green technology. You enjoy guided treks and wildlife excursions by day and share evening meals with new friends, before falling asleep gazing up at the star-filled sky through your dome ceiling. Wake up in the middle of the Patagonian wilderness in a cozy geodesic dome, with a panoramic view of the majestic Torres del Paine, ready to pick up the hiking trail!EcoCamp Patagonia is a tribute to Kaweskar dwellings and way of life. The basic premise in designing the EcoCamp was to maintain the nomadic spirit of Patagonia’s ancient inhabitants. EcoCamp Patagonia is the 1st sustainable accommodation south of the Amazon, and the only one of its kind in Patagonia.
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We just left the Eco Camp after a 6 night stay, the first week of December. There were 7 of us in our group. We were on the “Wildlife Safari”, but didn’t know it when we booked because the travel company we booked through weren’t...More
Very close to the trail head. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable and the rooms and common areas are clean and comfortable. The food was fantastic with even better service. It exceeded my expectations and my only regret was that the time spent there was...More
Upon arrival at Torres del Paine, it was quite a relief given the vast distance that I had covered to get here from Punta Arenas. Since I arrived in the evening, I could not yet appreciate the unbelievable location where I was. EcoCamp lies at...More
Torres del Paine is amazing, incredible landscapes surrounded by mountains and guanacos. The domes of Ecocamp are astounding, super beautiful, very comfortables with a wood stove, hot water, comfortable beds, everything! You have a lot of excursions to do. The instructors of Ecocamp are super...More
My wife and I chose Ecocamp Patagonia for our first trip to Chile. We had heard wonderful things about Patagonia and really wanted to experience this corner of the world for ourselves. What we liked about Ecocamp was the host of amenities they offered (as...More
Response from SandyBargara | Reviewed this property |
You need to contact Ecocamp directly for that information. This is just a review by travellers site. Their website is
ecocamp.travel/en/Tours/Patagonia-Wildlife-Safari
It is a truly wonderful experience.
Response from EcoCamp-Patagonia | Property representative |
Hi Joan, great question. Yes, EcoCamp are very proud of their composting toilets but when you leave the camp to go trekking you actually head right out into the wilds of the National Park. This means that you have two... More
Hi Joan, great question. Yes, EcoCamp are very proud of their composting toilets but when you leave the camp to go trekking you actually head right out into the wilds of the National Park. This means that you have two options. The first is that you can wait until you reach one of the mountain huts which, as Tim M pointed out, do exist but may be spaced quite far apart, or you can do the second option, which is to go somewhere out of sight along the trail. If you do take this second option, we must reinforce that you bury what you leave and that you take with you any paper waste, so as to reduce your impact upon the Park's ecosystem. Everyone is in the same boat, and the guides are extremely patient and understanding of your needs. If you have any more questions, just drop us a line and we will be happy to go over everything in deeper detail!
