18 ReviewsSand Dune Leisure Camp started by a team of enterprising young Ladakhi adventurers in 2011 is the latest in luxury and hospitality in Nubra Valley in Ladakh - India. The camp runs during the tourist season from 31st of April to end of Sept, located at an elevation of 10000 ft, at a distance of 125 Km from Leh Town. <br/>Arriving at the campsite is in itself an adventure, and takes around 4 hrs driving time via Khardong La Pass (The world highest motor able road; 18300 ft). The camp is located in a beautiful setting dotted with Willow, Poplar, Apricot, and Apple trees, and is conveniently located a short distance from the famed Hunder Monastery, and the sand dunes so the guests can also enjoy the Double Hump Camel safari.
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Sand Dune Leisure Camp, Nubra Valley,Ladakh-Leh,Jammu & Kashmir,India
Sand Dune Leisure Camp started by a team of enterprising young Ladakhi adventurers in 2011 is the latest in luxury and hospitality in Nubra Valley in Ladakh - India. The camp runs during the tourist season from 31st of April to end of Sept, located at an elevation of 10000 ft, at a distance of 125 Km from Leh Town. <br/>Arriving at the campsite is in itself an adventure, and takes around 4 hrs driving time via Khardong La Pass (The world highest motor able road; 18300 ft). The camp is located in a beautiful setting dotted with Willow, Poplar, Apricot, and Apple trees, and is conveniently located a short distance from the famed Hunder Monastery, and the sand dunes so the guests can also enjoy the Double Hump Camel safari.
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Manshri on 18/10/2017 18:31
Had booked Thiksey Camp for 4 days, however since we were travelling to Nubra for a day they were kind enough to shift one day booking to their Nubra Camp. The camp is located in a secluded place but luxury wise it matches the Thiksey camp. These are luxury camps hence please do not expect too many guests and general camp like atmosphere. Great hospitality with staff from across India. Tents are spotless with all functional amenities. The food is awesome, very tasty and not typical restaurant type
rizil on 28/06/2017 14:48
This is not a camp...this is like any other hotel. You will loose all your excitement after a long journey to reach Nubra once reach this property.
Food quality is below average. Staff is friendly but not professional. Hotel location do not give any advantage to enjoy natural landscape of Nubra.
Very disappointed by not experiencing the madness of being in camp.
Please check carefully before making your booking.
Jayendra singh P on 20/06/2017 15:41
Chamba Deluxe Camp is a cluster of well laid cottages nestled gently in the lap of nature. Earlier the tents were there but now they have been replaced by cottages. It is surrounded by small hillocks on two sides and a narrow road in the front. A small orchard in the backyard and a natural stream flowing through its compound make the location of the camp superb. We stayed there only for a night but given a choice would have preferred to stay for at least one more day. Rooms are clean and well kept, bed sheets, blankets and towels were all clean and fresh. The wash rooms are small but functional and hot water is supplied through pipeline from a wood fired heating plant for two hours in the morning.
Dinner in the evening was really delicious and more so because we were tired and hungry. The morning breakfast was fresh, tasty and sumptuous. Even the packed lunch provided by the camp kitchen was a customized assortment of stuff based on our choice.
Service is excellent and employees are polite and courteous. The manager of the camp is a down to earth person with helping attitude. Prior booking on phone or internet is essential for a hassle free stay in the lap of nature.
DiscoverSuMundo-com on 20/05/2017 12:13
This camp is really well located - near the stream and below the climbable mountain. Its about a couple of kilometres from the (double back) camel safari. What I liked especially is they have cottages not tents and that seems more sturdy.
The amenities are clean, well furnished, and pretty private. The place was done up in 2016 so everything is pretty new and feels good. Lots of space to play around.
Gautam K on 19/09/2016 09:08
Spent an overnight visit at Camp Chamba (Sept '16) and it was the best place we stayed at (accommodation & hospitality) from our entire trip to Leh. We arrived late afternoon, and were shown to our tents to relax for a bit. These were very well set up, very clean and super comfortable. Enjoyed evening tea in their courtyard after which we took a walk by the river close by. In the evening we had a campfire set up for us, followed by dinner. Despite a tiring day, the ambiance was so comfortable, we sat up late getting a chance to unwind before the next day. A great place to stay and highly recommended.
