Kinner Camps

I had an incredible experience at Kinner Camp Sangla. I was travelling alone and I felt safe and well looked after the entire 7 days that I was there. The camp is comfortable and at an ideal location for treks and walks. Excellent food too. It's run by locals who're expert trekkers themselves and know the area very well. You won't go wrong with this place and I'm glad I stayed here at the recommendation of my brother who had been before. Loved it and highly recommend.

We a group of 22 people, consisting of six doctors family three single ladies and three single men, drawn from lucknow, kanpur, siwan, delhi, banglore, dubai had a miraculous stay at this place. Utilising, nature's bounties to full, this has got 25 cottages, twin beds, deodar, apple orchards, water from stream, warm water from solar heaters, food mostly from inhouse agricultural output, gaushala, composite manure from waste food, fallen leaves. Very highly recommended

The camp in the midst of a valley overlooking the tall mountains. The Baspa River is just a short walk downhill. It's an ideal location for a camp and one can choose to just relax here or go on short excursions to nearby villages or to Kamru Fort. The tents are neat and clean as are the bathroom where hot water is available mornings and evenings. The dining area is spacious. The food is simple and fresh. One can enjoy a bonfire...and the barbecue is great. Daleep Ji and his team are warm and welcoming and make it a point to see that one is comfortable. If in Sangla, this is the place to stay.

Kinner camp is a must stay place if you plan to go to Sangla valley, this place is simply out of the world . Daleep and team will take excellent care and you can just enjoy the nature seating right at your tent. Driving to the camp is a bit tough but it’s fine if you are careful or ask them for help. Chitkul is nearby and the river is a short walk.

We were a group of 10 with kids included and we really liked the ambience, experience and facilities at Kinner Camps, Sangla Being a tented accommodation, it doesn't have the usual luxuries but the staff is helpful and the food was quite good. The property is very nice and relaxing. It is close to the Baspa river and offers the opportunity to walk upto Batseri village, which is a good experience The walk ***** the river is really nice

Kinner camps is a well planned quaint campsite. Ideal for solo or group travellers. Extremely warm, welcoming and efficient staff. The tents are clean, neat and cosy with a beautiful stone bathroom! Hot water takes the cake while you enjoy a long bath… The food is simple homemade and delicious. Must try the butter chicken! Take a walk down the woods alongside the gushing Baspa river and cross over to visit the tiny gorgeous village of Singche! At nights the bonfire is the best place to sit around and warm yourselves up on a cold cold windy night!

The property accommodation is consisting of well covered heat insulated tents with adequate toliet facility with hot water at specific time periods in morning and evening. Located at an altitude of 9000 ft AMSL. Surrounded by himalayan glacier view, all 4 sides. Manager, Mr. Dilip Negi is a very friendly person. Talking to him will be a relief for all guests, enjoying his jokes. Staff are exceptionally cooperative. The main staff is Mr. Rajeshji, and his assistant provides all help to guests throughout stay. Food was very tasty and good. Only very hot food was served all tyree times in a day. Though due to rain, they could not set up a bonfire on the first day of our stay, on the second day, they set up a beautiful fire for us to warm up. They give hotwater bags filled with hotwater to all guests every night to defeat the extreme shivering cold. While staying in Kinner camps, you should not miss a visit to Baspa river, flowing nearby and Batseri Village on the other side of river. The lady staff, Ms. Sheetal has been our guide to both the river and village and she jas been very cooperative explaining about tye village. There is a big temple of Badri Narain in that village. I do not hesitate to give 10/10 marks for the service given to me by all staff members of Kinner Camps. I could also meet a frequent traveller (I am not disclosing his name here ) who comes and stays in Kinner Camp atleast once in a year. The private road to the camp is good for cars and Innova type vehicles , but since ours was a tempo traveller, the driver had to display his expertise to being the vehicle to camp's parking area. The view of himalayas on all sides of the camp is beyond words, especially when the first rays of sun fall on the peak of an ice clad mountan, the golden colour which reflects to viewers, is something never to be missed. The traditional welcoming of guests to the camp is something which stays in memory of every guest of the camp for ever. I wish the Manager, Mr. Dilip Negi all the best.

We stayed here in May 1st week 2023.....we reached late in night but received very warm welcome in traditional way with blessed scarf to erode all the cold & tiredness of journey...... all the staff are welcoming, food served are simple but with amazing taste and warmth....view is amazing with musical sound of Baspa river which makes you forget everything....tents are spacious with big washroom and hot water bags to fight the cold....Mr Negi ji and all the staff ( Mr. Surender, Mr.Tikam) are amazing, full of warmth and ready to serve with smile...they take of small things to make the stay comfortable....their generous hospitality will make you fall in love with the place...there are lots of sweet memories which are difficult to be captured in words......go & experience yourself......overall you can say it's home away from home.

One of the finest places to stay in Sangla/Kinnaur Valley. Superb location with breath taking views, nice and well maintained tents topped with great food. The hospitality of the host, Mr. Dilip Negi, and his team was truly unmatched. Would love to come back!