Excellent camping site located at a pleasant 3500 feet above sea level. An ideal getaway for everyone including families and children, it makes for a great escape for both the quiet holiday-maker and the die hard adventure seeker. Rich in a variety of western Himalayan flora and fauna, it is densely forested with deodar, pine, alpine oak, birch, chestnut, rhododendron and jamun.  In store are relaxing walks, ample angling opportunities and some great whitewater. 

How To Reach :

435 kilometers from Delhi via Meerut Bypass - Muzaffarnagar bypass – Roorkee – Dehradun – Kalsi/Mussourie - Nowgaon - Purola - Mori. Camp lies 5.5 kms from Mori village on the road leading to Tiuni. Camp is 145 kms from Mussoorie and Shimla and can be combined with an overnight stay at either place.

Access from New Delhi By car : You could either drive up in one day (11 hrs) or break journey at Mussourie.

By train : The Mussourie Express departs Delhi at 10:15 pm reaching Hardwar at 5:45 am the next morning - car onwards. The Shatabdi Express leaves Delhi at 7am and reaches Saharanpur at 9:50am / Dehradun at 12:30 pm - car onwards.

Join the Luxury Camp at Lunagad for a special holiday experience in the western Uttaranchal, in the Jaunsar Bawar region on the banks of the Tons.

Raft on the Tons, the biggest tributary of the Yamuna which has its source in the snowfields of the 20,720ft high Bandarpunch peak. A small volume, Class 4 river, it offers excellent adrenaline rush and adds to the excitement of being in the outdoors. Keen rafters and kayakers can try out a multi-day expedition style trip on the Tons river till the dam at Icchhari.

If rafting is too adventurous for you, take it easy at the Camp in the midst of thickly forested hillsides and riverside beaches. Look forward to hikes and overnight treks in the hills around our Camp and trout fishing. In all, a memorable family getaway from the summer heat !

Accommodation :
Basic Rafting Tents comfortably outfitted with double beds. Dry-pit toilets and Bathrooms are common facilities due to the proximity of the camp to the river.

Best time to visit :
The camp is open from April till June.

Places to visit around the Camp :

Mahasu Devta Temple
This temple in Hanol has two extremely heavy mysterious balls which the locals believe are from Mahabharata time and belong to Bhim. 

Hatkoti (70 kms)

The beautiful Pabbar Valley opens up at Hatkoti (1400m), which is the confluence of the Bishkulti and Pabbar rivers. Hatkoti has the famous Hateshwari temple. This is dated to the 7th-8th century and in 1885 was given a Pagoda roof.