Region
Rishikesh
Camp Types
Cottages & Swiss Tents
Stay Options
Triple, Quad, Dual Sharing
Time to Visit
Oct to Jun
Overview
Camping in Rishikesh is one of the best ways to experience the beauty of the Himalayas, the charm of the holy Ganga, and the thrill of adventure—all in one place. Often called the Adventure Capital of India, Rishikesh offers a camping experience that goes beyond just staying in tents. Here, you wake up to the sound of the flowing river, spend your day surrounded by mountains, enjoy a warm bonfire under the stars, and fill your time with adventure activities like rafting, ziplining, and trekking.
What makes camping in Rishikesh so special is the wide variety of options available. From riverside beach camps where you can relax on soft white sand, to luxury Swiss camps with all modern comforts, and jungle camps hidden in serene forests—every type of traveler finds a perfect fit. Whether you are a family looking for a peaceful holiday, a group of friends wanting thrill and fun, or a solo traveler in search of spiritual calm, camping here has something unique for you.
Jungle Camping in Rishikesh
₹ 799/person
Ordinary Jungle Camping, Kyarki Village
- Breakfast, Dinner & Evening Snacks
- Triple & Quad Sharing Beds
- Swimming Pool, Playing Area
- Cooler, 24-Hour Electricity
- Parking Available for Cars
- Light DJ Music till 10 pm
₹ 1199/person
Luxury Jungle Camping, Shivpuri Village
- Breakfast, Dinner & Evening Snacks
- Triple & Quad Sharing Beds
- Swimming Pool, Playing Area
- Cooler, 24-Hour Electricity
- Parking Available for Cars
- Light DJ Music till 10 pm
₹ 1299/person
Riverside Jungle Cottage, Mohanchatti
- Breakfast, Dinner & Evening Snacks
- Triple & Quad Sharing Beds
- Swimming Pool, Playing Area
- Cooler, 24-Hour Electricity
- Parking Available for Cars
- Light DJ Music till 10 pm
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FAQs – We’ve Got All Your Questions Covered!
The best time is September to June. The monsoon season (July–August) is avoided because of high water levels.
No, you don’t need to know swimming. Life jackets and helmets are always provided, and trained guides are with you.
Yes, rafting is safe for beginners. Before every trip, guides give a proper briefing and teach basic paddling and safety rules.
The minimum age is 14 years (can vary by stretch). For long or challenging stretches, the minimum age is higher.
Carry comfortable clothes (quick-dry t-shirts, shorts), secure footwear (floaters or water shoes), sunscreen, and an extra pair of clothes. Avoid jeans and slippers.
9 km (Brahmapuri) – Easy, best for beginners and families
16 km (Shivpuri) – Moderate, most popular
26 km (Marine Drive) – Adventurous
35 km (Kaudiyala) – Challenging, for experienced rafters