Set at the edge of the forest, our eco-domes follow the contours of the land and the presence of Fitz Roy.
Slow by design. Low-impact by choice.
A rare place to reconnect with Patagonia’s most iconic landscape.

El Chalten is not a backdrop. It’s the starting point. Our eco-domes rest lightly among native forest, shaped by the terrain and oriented toward the mountain. They don’t seek to dominate the landscape or separate you from it. They exist to accompany it, allowing light, weather, and time to define the experience.

Our community is made of people who still choose carefully. Guests and hosts who care about land, time, and the quiet responsibility of passing through without leaving a mark. People who don’t travel to collect moments, but to understand where they are. A small circle, attentive by nature, drawn to the essential rather than the excessive.

The path through El Chalten is neither straight nor fast, and that’s the point. This place is meant to be walked, waited on, listened to. We choose that rhythm. A way of traveling where meaning matters more than outcome, and every decision, from how we build to how we host, responds to the land rather than urgency.
Our eco-domes rest within the native forest, shaped by the terrain and oriented toward Mount Fitz Roy and its changing presence. This is Patagonia without haste: low-impact by nature, intentional in every detail. A place for travelers who choose depth over speed, and presence above all else.
Premium Domes bring you closer to Fitz Roy, offering front-row views of Patagonia’s changing sky. With expanded interiors and elevated privacy, they balance refinement with direct proximity to the landscape.
Deluxe Domes are immersed in the native forest, offering warmth, shelter, and intimacy. Designed for comfort without excess, they frame the landscape through light, texture, and quiet connection to the land.
The Main Dome and the Restaurant Dome form the social heart of the camp. Each has a distinct role, yet both share the same purpose: bringing people together around warmth, food, and conversation. Oriented toward Mount Fitz Roy, these spaces keep the landscape present at every moment. Fire, simple materials, and unhurried time shape the rhythm here—days begin without rush, and evenings unfold without agenda.
Some travelers look for convenience.
Others look for land, truth, and awe.
Guess which ones find their way here.
In El Chalten, every trail, river, and ridge carries its own tempo. We follow it. Our activities aren’t designed to fill your day, but to deepen it. From guided hikes across ancient moraines to quiet kayak routes where water mirrors the sky, each experience is shaped to bring you closer to what endures. Not the checklist, but the landscape. Not the rush, but the meaning.

Guided hike beneath Mount Fitz Roy, with transfers and guiding included. A full-day walk to one of Patagonia’s most iconic viewpoints, where the mountain never looks the same twice.

By packraft, you move with the water rather than against it. Rivers, lakes, and reflections shaped by glaciers, weather, and time become part of the experience.

Embark on an exhilarating salmon fishing expedition in a breathtaking setting and choose your preferred fishing technique.

From condors in flight to the quiet of lenga forests, Los Glaciares National Park is alive with movement. Patagonia photography becomes an act of attention.
Guided by chef Martín Lukesch, our food is born from fire, patience, and necessity. Clay ovens, slow pots, preserved harvests, and meals designed to restore after long days in Patagonia. Cooking that follows the land and the weather. Not to impress, but to bring you back to yourself.
Planning a trip to El Chalten means traveling to one of Patagonia’s most remote and iconic regions. Below, you’ll find clear, honest guidance for those who care about time, intention, and the land they’re entering.
El Chalten is an amazing place for hiking but our experience at Chalten Camp made it extra special! I have nothing negative to say. Fantastic location with fantastic views. All the staff were extremely friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. We had a guide for some walks with WOW. If you are a regular hikers, like us, you can get away without a guide but she was great and really enhanced our experience by being friendly, knowledgeable and taking us routes a little off the beaten track.
Google - Andrew Marshall
Loved this beautiful gem! The location is gorgeous, the staff were super attentive and gave wonderful suggestions for good hikes. Our dome was cozy and comfortable. We had no problems keeping it warm with the wood stove. We had plenty of hot water as well and were totally snug. We loved the tea and cookies every night. Our view of Fitzroy was remarkable... and the stars... OMG, the stars. Quite possibly the most brilliant I have ever seen. Perfect place to either explore all the hikes, or take a chill out day and read a book by the river beach, or by the fire.
Google - Su Hsien Lim
Perfection. A truly unforgettable experience. The camp is perfectly located in nature for those seeking tranquility and a base for hiking and birdwatching. The staff are absolutely exceptional, in particular Paula, Valeria, Florencia and Javier, who made every effort to make our stay special. The rooms were very comfortable and cosy with wood burning stoves, extra duvets and pillows and incredible views of Fitzroy. I couldn’t recommend this place highly enough.
TripAdvisor - amsh24
Presence | Distraction
You choose presence. Life won’t pause for you — but here, you pause for it. Our experience asks for your attention, not your autopilot.
Care | Convenience
Care beats convenience, always. We tread lightly, even when it's slower, harder, or colder. If luxury means leaving a trace, it’s not the kind we offer.
Meaning | Habit
Habit is easy. Meaning is earned. If you’re here, it’s because you prefer intention over routine — and you know that the things that matter rarely come wrapped in comfort.
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