
Torres del Paine Hotels & Accommodation
Torres del Paine National Park offers a wide range of accommodation. Stay at a refugios or campsites for a fun and traditional hiking experience. Learn about gaucho culture at an …
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Retreat to your private tent after a fulfilling day of adventuring and remain at one with nature with a night under the stars. Upon waking, emerge from your tent to the stunning surroundings illuminated by the early morning light. This is mountain trekking at it's most traditional, and nowhere can you feel more beyond-the-beaten-path.
Camping at Paine Grande
Remote camps have fewer pitching spots
Your tents are already pre-erected near the refugios
Benefit from the refugio facilities
Your meals are enjoyed inside the refugios
Two-man tents come as standard
Camping in Torres del Paine is a cost-effective and practical way to spend as much time as possible exploring the trails. Use this time to venture beyond the north side of the massif and into the three hidden valleys of Silencio, Bader and Pingo.
At refugio campsites the tents are pre-erected so you don't need to carry your own equipment. Included are insulated sleeping mats and warm sleeping bags to keep you cosy and comfortable overnight. As these campsites are linked to nearby refugios, you have easy access to toilets, communal showers, and the dining hall where you can enjoy a hot meal and the company of some of your fellow adventurers.
Booking in advance is essential.
Refugio campsites: Las Torres, Chileno, Cuernos, Paine Grande, Grey, Dickson, Seron, Camp Pehoe
These campsites are run by the National Park authorities (CONAF) and are conveniently located along the trail but are not within proximity of the refugios. They can only be booked in advance in Puerto Natales or upon arriving at the park entrance at Laguna Amarga. They have cooking shelters and long drop toilets but no showers. Given that they are free they are not very well-maintained.
Booking in advance is essential.
Free campsites: Italiano, El Paso, Campamento Torres
These campsites are situated in the most distant corners of the Park far from the main trails. They are wild camps with no facilities and a limited choice of pitching areas. You need a guide and a special license issued by CONAF to use these campsites but the rewards are worth it!
Booking in advance is essential.
Remote campsites: Japones, Bader climbers camp, Pingo, Zapata
Retiring to the peace and quiet of your own tent after a long day's hiking in the mountains ensures you get a good night's sleep. Unzipping your tent in the morning to the sound of Chilean Flickers and breathing in the fresh mountain air is surely the best way to start your day in the park.
Sydney Miller Patagonia Specialist
Two-man tents, sleeping bags and insulated mats can all be provided by the refugios. If you're heading beyond the main refugio supported trails then you will need your own equipment (this can be provided and carried by our local partners).
There are plugs inside the refugios to charge your devices but these are often used first by hikers sleeping in the dorms. There is purchasable Wi-Fi inside the refugios but it is intermittent at the best of times. It's worth bringing a portable power pack or a solar charged device so you can top up your phone and camera batteries.
There are warm showers and toilets in the refugio campsites. In the free campsites there are long-drop toilets but no showers. At the wild camps, there are no facilities.
When staying at the refugio campsites your meals are included in the refugio dining halls. When using the free and wild campsites, you will have to provide and cook your own meals, these are usually pasta, couscous or stews.
We advise that you don't drink the water from the streams nearest the refugios as these may be contaminated. However there are freshwater sources all along the trail and close to the wild camps.
The most memorable moments outside of all of the amazing views were the evenings hanging out at the camps with our guide and porters having a few beers. There were some languages barriers for some of the porters but it was still so much fun. Got to learn a lot about the culture and life of people who lived here and it was the best. Read the full review
Travelled: November 2021
Kendra Barnett - USA
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Torres del Paine National Park has a large range of accommodation to choose from. Stay at a refugios or campsites for a fun and traditional trek experience. Escape to a luxury lodge for tranquillity and incredible views across the park or gaze up at the stars from your yurt/dome.
We'll spend some time listening to your aspirations, then discuss the kind of experience that might suit you.
Next we'll discuss the options, shortlist the best trips for you and present you our impartial recommendations.
We'll place a 24 hour hold on your preferred option - without obligation - whilst we talk through the details.
Whatever your budget, group size, length of stay, preferred activity or appetite for adventure, we can help.
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