Campground/ RV Resort in Department of Cusco
2 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
Reasons to book
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Top-tier experienceA high end property in this area
About this campground/ rv resort rental
Essential Facilities
Amenities
Free WiFi/internet
Free Parking
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
WiFi/Internet
Hot tub/Jacuzzi
Accessible Parking
Contactless check-in/out
Fire extinguisher
Cleaning products
Map of Department of Cusco
Ratings and reviews
100% verified reviews10 / 10Outstanding·Nov 2026
I'll start short blank...this is the most beautiful place I have ever been to in my entire life! It is so good, I hope others that read my review won't mess it up for the rest of us, but it would be unfair not to review them as they deserve. This place is ALL about the staff and location, so let's start. I found this location purely by accident and was a 35-minute ride from Cusco to Chinchero, Sacred Valley. This place is perfect for single travelers, couples (so romantic!) and families too. The driver drove up to the highest point in the area, I could not believe that this was where I would be staying. You arrive to a small unassuming building. It's the shared area/cafe. You are greeted by a sweet doggie and you can begin to feel the cool mountain winds. I was greeted by a lovely young man and lady. The young man would be my host until the evening. The young lady works in the cafe. This beautiful man's name is Elvin. I want to thank Elvin for leaving a positive mark in my brain for the rest of my life. Although I arrived later in the day, Elvin obtained all sort of approvals to provide me with unique visitor experiences typically offered in the day. He toured me to the next door ancient ruins with Bonita and Inty, an llama and feisty alpaca. We spiritually offered our thanks to the gigantic mountains and prayed for the world. I had a private sauna with handpicked herbs from the mountains. I felt a release I cannot explain. We lit a fire by my dome which I enjoyed in contemplation and gratitude to the Andean ancestors. The dome has a beautiful outside seating area with views of the mountains. Room and private bath are awesome and the views, oh my! You are sleeping on a star. I look forward to coming back soon and connecting once again with land of my ancestors and I will be forever grateful for the adventure and peace that Sky Dome offered me in my solo trip. Thank you, Elvin! Brother from another mother.
9 / 10Outstanding·Nov 2026
The view from here was just beautiful. The staff very very kind and helpful.
Very cold in the night even though we had a hot water bottle.
10 / 10Outstanding·Nov 2026
We had such a lovely time at the skydomes! We spent two nights here, the first night we arrived a bit on the later side and it was quite chilly, but we were welcomed with warm hot water bottles in our bed. Waking up to the sunrise over the Andes and llamas at our window was so amazing and the hosts always had complementary tea and hot cocoa on hand. We also went on the llama and alpaca walk; our guide was incredibly knowledgeable about local plants and the history of the land, including the Incan ruins we visited. The on-site dinner was also fabulous - fresh local trout and potatoes. Our host entertained us before out meal with stories of his time growing ip in a village in Peru and his Incan heritage. I cannot recommend staying here enough!
10 / 10Outstanding·Oct 2026
My husband and I LOVED the off-the-beaten path location. The views and novelty of the cool sky dome structures was amazing, as noted by all who've stayed there. The bed is super comfortable and was warmed by hot water bottles (so cozy!). We stayed two nights and highly recommend to others to stay more than one night, too. There is plenty to see and do onsite, as well as in nearby Chinchero.
The first night we arrived as it was getting dark, having come straight from seeing Machu Picchu, and were immediately invited to the common lodge area for hot chocolate, followed by a delicious dinner. We were treated the next morning to an amazing sunrise and breakfast (freshly squeezed juice, scrambled eggs, bread rolls and offerings of coffee and tea).
We opted to do the two-hour llama walk led by Caesar, the chef and our primary contact during our stay. At first it seemed silly to don a traditional poncho and hat for the walk, but somehow it added to the mystical experience of seeing farmland and ruins up close as Caesar pointed out various plants and sights along the way.
In the afternoon, Caesar helped us arrange a taxi to take us into Chinchero. This small town offers so much -- authentic artisan textile shops (be sure to go to CTTC - Centro De Textiles Tradicionales De Chinchero - for the real deal in artisan Andean textiles) and interesting ruins without crowds. The archaeological site was the country retreat and administrative center for the Sapa Inca Túpac Inca Yupanqui around the late 1400.
We checked out of our sky dome retreat the next morning, which happened to be a Sunday, the day of the weekly Mercado de Chinchero. This was the most authentic market we visited in our travels in Peru. Most of the market activity is by locals buying or bartering produce and other goods. There are also women selling mostly the same textiles and souvenir stuffed llamas.
A heartfelt thank-you to Caesar and the rest of the friendly staff! Go! You'll be happy you did!
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"I'll start short blank...this is the most beautiful place I have ever been to in my entire life! It is so good, I hope others that read my review won't mess it up for the rest of us, but it would be u..."
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