campinnepal

Wake up somewhere wild

Campsites across Nepal with dated, sourced notes on water, access and permission, and camping gear from independent local vendors.

Rent camping gear

A camp above Manang, Nepal. Photo: Infinity Adventure Nepal, Pexels.

A person sitting by a tent above Manang, Nepal

Step 1 · Campsites

Find your ground

Everyday campsites, each fact that matters carrying a date and a source: water, access, fees and permission.

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campsites for everyday camping

Coverage is growing and incomplete. We never claim every campsite is listed or verified.

By province

Near you

Open the map, share your location if you like, and sort campsites by distance.

Find campsites near you

On the way

Borrow the kit

A local vendor lends you the pack for the nights ahead. You arrange it, and pay, with them directly.

Step 2 · Gear

Borrow what you need

Tents, sleeping bags, stoves and bundles from independent vendors. Prices are per item in NPR.

Search equipment List your gear as a vendor

Listed now

1 approved rental vendors

How it works

  1. Request

    Choose dates and send a request. Collection point and policies are shown before you send it.

  2. The vendor accepts

    The vendor checks availability and accepts or declines. Nothing is reserved until they accept.

  3. Pay the vendor directly

    Arrange payment and any deposit with the vendor, using a method they list.

Before you set off

Ask someone who knows

A guide marks the water, the turnings and whose land it is. Dated, first-hand, and worth more than a guess.

Step 3 · Honesty

Know before you go

Honest information beats confident guesses. Three rules shape every campsite page.

  1. Unknown means unknown

    If nobody has reported water, access or fees yet, we say “unknown”. It never means “no”.

  2. Every fact is dated and sourced

    See when something was last observed and who reported it. Trails, water and roads change with the seasons.

  3. A listing isn’t permission

    Ask the landowner, community or local office before you pitch a tent.

Kulekhani hills, Nepal. Still from footage by Bibek Bohara, Pexels.

Recent condition reports

Dated, first-hand observations from members. Newest first.

Been there lately?

A dated note on water, access or hazards keeps the next camper safer.

Contribute an update How to read campsite information

At the end of the day

Pitch before dark

Find the ground, borrow what you need, and make camp while there is still light.