Wow! Our jaws dropped when we walked into Patagonia Camp. This isn’t what camp should be like. We were thinking more along the lines of our Amazon camp. Before we got here, Shad and I had already told the kids that it’ll be a basic accommodation, it won’t be as comfortable as a hotel and I even packed my little bottles of shampoo and conditioner from the hotel that we were in before just in case 😅! How wrong we were. We were thoroughly spoilt the entire four days we were here.
Yurt living (Californian not Mongolian inspired) in Patagonia 
Entrance to our home for the next three nights.
This was Mia’s view every night. Her bed was directly below this and she loved looking at the stars, and raindrops, before falling asleep.
Our family yurt. Sitting area/kids’ room.
Bathroom linking the two yurts.
Our master bedroom 
The view from our bed. 
Night life inside the yurt.
We even had our own hot tub! A hot soak out in the cold cold air, perfect remedy for our achy bones after our hikes. 
We took a short walk along one of the trails within the grounds of the camp and came to this lake.
We’ve been so careful with drinking water in all the countries that we’ve travelled through, but not here. All the water they get here comes straight from the glaciers, pure, clean, icy cold. Clean enough to freeze your face in!
Lake Del Toro where the camp is based.
So beautiful, could have stayed here for hours if it wasn’t for the strong wind which almost blew us over.
Back at camp. Just in time for Sunday night roast! 