100% rural refuge, between Cochrane and Tortel

Welcome to Refugio y Camping Rio Ñadis! We offer you the perfect getaway to disconnect and slow down in the middle of a charming and untamed landscape. Our retreat features an equipped kitchen, two cozy bedrooms, and a camping area with a stove and sauna. It is the ideal place to explore the trails of the sector or simply enjoy the serenity of this 100% rural environment. Your host, Lilli, invites you to an exciting horseback ride on the shore of the great Baker River! The space The Refuge offers the experience of a mountain retreat, where most spaces are shared with other potential guests. However, through Airbnb, you have the option to book one or both bedrooms exclusively for you and your group. The first room sleeps 4 people in two bunk beds, while the second room can accommodate 6 people in three bunk beds, making a total of 10 seats. Each bed features European-style bedding and sheets. We recommend bringing a flashlight, towels and your food for a complete experience.” Guest access Spaces shared with other guests include a semi-closed fire pit, an outdoor fire pit for campfire nights, and a spacious camping area surrounding the Refuge. We also offer a rustic sauna, which you can enjoy on rainy and cold days. “Be friends with people who are not your age, chat with someone who their first language is not yours, try to meet people who are not your own social class! This is how the world is known. This is how it grows…” Other things to note Important information: Travel Times: We ask that you plan your trip carefully on this part of the Southern Highway. Here, approximately, every 50 km away is equivalent to an hour's drive. For example: Cochrane to the Refuge there is 55 km, which will take a little more than an hour trip. If you are coming from Coyhaique (or Balmaceda), it is 380 km and you must have at least 7.5 hours of travel. If it's your first visit to the Shelter, make sure to arrive with daylight as we are in a remote, sparsely populated area with neighborhood roads and no phone signal and internet on the way. Phone: In the valley where we are, there's no phone signal. The closest sign is on the Carretera Austral, right on the Barrancoso Bridge, 10km from the Refuge. Please let your family and contacts know BEFORE your arrival to let them know that you will be incommunicado during your stay. In case of emergency, we can communicate through the City of Cochrane using a Radio HF. Water Potable: Our water comes from Cordón Los Ñadis. The quality of the water can vary depending on the weather; in rainy times, it can contain more sediment, in times of sequel we have to take care of the water. If you have trouble drinking water from the creek, we recommend bringing bottled water for drinking. Hot Water: To heat water, we have a large pot that is placed over the wood-burning stove. It is used to wash utensils, clothes and fill the shower in bucket. Electricity: We have a small solar plate that powers the led bulbs installed in each room. Depending on weather and consumption, these lights can turn off automatically when the battery unloads. We recommend bringing flashlights or other lighting devices. We do not have 220V outlets so it is not possible to charge batteries here.