stuff we drool about

Ecocamp Patagonia

Enjoy the Patagonian wilderness in a cozy, igloo-style dome. EcoCamp is tucked away in the very heart of Torres del Paine National Park in Patagonia, Chile. Offering fully sustainable accommodation, complete with green technology, you can stay at one of the eco-friendly domes that range from standard to superior to plush suites. By day you can enjoy guided treks and wildlife excursions through the beautiful Patagonian landscapes, at night you can relax and dine at one of the community domes, before falling asleep gazing at the spectacular starry sky through your dome ceiling.



ecocamp-patagonia-2.jpg | Image

ecocamp-patagonia-3.jpg | Image

ecocamp-patagonia-4.jpg | Image

ecocamp-patagonia-5.jpg | Image

ecocamp-patagonia-6.jpg | Image

ecocamp-patagonia-7.jpg | Image

ecocamp-patagonia-8.jpg | Image

ecocamp-patagonia-9.jpg | Image

ecocamp-patagonia-10.jpg | Image

ecocamp-patagonia-11.jpg | Image

ecocamp-patagonia-12.jpg | Image

ecocamp-patagonia-13.jpg | Image

CANDLEWOOD CABINS - Image

CANDLEWOOD CABINS

Had enough of the hectic city life? Looking for a place to reconnect with nature? Check out Candlewood Cabins, a natural get-a-way experience in Wisconsin. The unique getaway retreat is hidden deep in the Ocooch Mountains, surrounded by nature, and offers several cabins that come with all the comforts of home, and are filled with simple pleasures, such as enjoying a wood-burning stove, a soothing bath, cozy up to the fire, or simply star gaze. A magical place that l...
read more
CALISTOGA RANCH | NAPA VALLEY RESORT - Image

CALISTOGA RANCH | NAPA VALLEY RESORT

Fancy a good wine? Fancy wooden decking and cozy fireplaces? Calistoga Ranch secluded in Upper Napa Valley canyon is the perfect getaway for enjoying good food and Napa wine in a rarefied luxury retreat. At the resort you can stay at the luxurious Napa lodges, they feature welcoming fireplaces, private patios and expansive views. At Calistoga ranch you can rejuvenate at the natural Napa spa sanctuary, nestled away in a wooded canyon in Napa. Other amenities include ...
read more
PARK BUTTE LOOKOUT - Image

PARK BUTTE LOOKOUT

Fire lookouts were built to house workers full time after the Great Fire of 1910 that burned millions of acres of forest in Washington, Montana, and Idaho and were used to detect fires and were used as an early warning system in an age before radios, aircraft and GPS. Thanks to modern technology, they are now obsolete for their original use but are now usually kept up by park volunteers for people to visit and stay in. Take this restored fire lookout in Mount Baker ...
read more