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

We want our guests to be able to enjoy rivers, lakes and ponds that are clean and crystalline. For this reason, we have installed two waste treatment plants that release water that is 100% pure and does not contain any residues. One of our treatment plants is for “gray” water from laundry and our kitchen, which eliminates any trace detergents.

We want to be assured that the water we use returns to nature absolutely free of any kind of organic or toxic material.

Patagonia Camp utilizes clean energy that does not produce contaminants so that we emit the least amount possible of CO2 into the atmosphere. To accomplish this, we have put a special emphasis on optimizing energy resources by using low-consumption electrical appliances, which in turn allows us to use a low-consumption electric generator that releases very minor levels of CO2.

We are committed to using energy systems of this kind now and in the future.

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 cozy 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.