We loved our experience at Camp Exile. Pratish is a gracious host who loves to trek and is more than eager to share his experience and guide his guests on treks and hikes around the area. We went on hikes to the Sattal area and to Jangaliya Gaon, both of which were very exciting. Camp exile also serves up delicious... More

Considering that we went three days before the monsoons were predicted to hit North India, and even more consequentially, that they hit three days before schedule, I doubt whether we could have picked a better place to get a ringside view of the jungle come alive than we did at Camp Exile. Pratish, the guy who runs the camp, is,... More

The best weekend getaway if you are in the mood to attain 'inner peace' :) Camp Exile is run by Pratish, the guy who serves you "Hot Roti's/dosa's" every meal himself. We could only find a single duck quacking around quielty (the duck was at zen too) The hammocks were where we were almost all through our stay. We were... More

This place is exactly what it claims to be - camp exile!! Its a secluded place not far from bhimtal(and naukuchiatal) that offers everything anyone could ever desire to spend the most relaxing/introspective/fun time. Pratish, the owner of the accomodation is really helpful and takes care of every guest at his camp to the tee. The food is the best... More

I had a trip to Nainital, saw some CAMP LAGOON shine boards, contacted a person RAHUL, He said...IF YOU WISH TO LIVE WITH NATURE AND PEACE ...Come Down to Camp Lagoon, I said...Charges...He Said Nothing...Just come and have fun...I returned back 20 kms from Nainital city and reached Naukuchiatal. Rahul and his team were there to receive us. I entered... More

Hideaway! Just the way a Hideaway could be. Tucked into the well of the valley. With a brook and a fall. Nestled. With everything a man (or woman) in exile would need - fantastic home cooked charcoal fired food - hospitable 'orderlies' - 2 rescued Bhutia dogs - 12 ducks - 3 grazing cows - few fish - and atleast... More