Camping is a fun activity or experience but while in Manali, it’s a blend of a lot of things. Beyond what you will get in the rest of India, if you are unsure about where to go camping in Manali, then click on the link given below, to know more about our tlow powered yolo cafe. 

After you camp at Manali, you’ll pretty much feel that every other place doesn’t match and here is why:

A different experience 

Unlike camping in others parts of India and the world, the experience you will get while you are camping in Manali is beyond words the reason is simple. The weather along with the amenities clubbed with the service at these camp sites is what makes this the best experience in all of Manali and easily the best camping in India. 

More wilderness 

With the forest on one side, the river on the other and the Himalayas all around, this is camping in the wild will be an experience of a life time. A walk anywhere and you will get a nice trail to walk into the forest. A dog for company is the most likely companion. 

Reconnect with nature 

Going camping is primarily a night stay with Mother Nature. There is no better way to connect with nature, than to go camping. It’s when you go camping, that you get first hand access to everything that nature has to offer, from creepy crawlers to dogs and plants. 

Bon fire nights 

No camping is complete without a night of camp fire. But do keep in mind, that burning fire wood isn’t for free and comes with a cost, since it’s a costly affair to burn wood. Fire wood in the post Covid-19 world is similar to the rush for oxygen cylinder during the peak of corona. 

Sound of nature 

Camping in Manali along the banks of the River Beas will most definitely make you wake up and sleep with the sound of the river flowing.  

Luxury camping stays 

From glamping Swiss tents to even wooden cottages and small huts to live in. Camping at Manali has a lot to offer, provided you have the budget to spend.  

Pet friendly 

Yes, camping is where you can get your four legged friends along. So if you are a pet owner then camping is the place.

Budget friendly 

Off season is when the campsites are the most reasonable with some even offering a night stay at ₹500/pp but then again, it’s your choice as to where you intend on staying. 

Resort vibe 

Some of the campsites are developed into resorts and at first glance, you won’t even call them a camping setup.  It’s a hybrid between camping and resort feel when you are camping in Manali. 

Accessible all year 

If you are planning on camping near Bhanu bridge Manali, then you can be assured that it’s accessible all year round. So unless Himachal Pradesh is hit by a flood during the monsoon months, the campsites are a 365 days a year destination.

Parking space 

Manali is one cramped up tourist destination, so finding a place to park your car is going to be a real task. The only way around this, is to find a property which has a parking space.  Campsites in Manali have all the parking space you’re looking for.  

Couple and family environment 

A preset notion is that camping isn’t meant for families and couples, but to be honest, it’s actually the families and couples which end up enjoying camping the most.  Since campsites in Manali come with a lot of open space to chill and play. 

All night open air party  

Unlike conventional hotels which have nothing but a lobby and rooms. Camping resorts have a dedicated lawn area to party. If you and your group or friends are looking for a party time in Manali, then opt for camping.  

Adventure activities 

Nearly all campsites in Manali have some kind of inhouse adventure activities ranging from rope course to climbing walls and even zip lines.  These are the places which have it all. So if adventure is what gets your blood flowing, then head over to Yolo Manali.

River side chilling 

Campsites in Manali are all over this Himalayan town. But always opt for a campsite by the river side or in close proximity of the river, so you can spend the evenings chilling by the banks of the river. Or make be wake up early and take a morning walk.