# Australian Camp Camping Trip

> The Australian Camp camping trip is an easy night under the stars close to Pokhara. Drive to Kande, hike about an hour through forest and farmland to the grassy ridge of Australian Camp (about 2,060 m), and settle into your tent for a sunset and sunrise over Machhapuchhre, Annapurna South and the Annapurna range.Transport, guide, tents, sleeping mats, dinner and breakfast are included. A great first taste of the mountains for families.

## Trip facts
- **Destination:** Nepal
- **Duration:** 2 days
- **Difficulty:** Easy
- **Activity:** Camping and hiking
- **Max altitude:** About 2,060 m / 6,760 ft
- **Best season:** Oct–Apr
- **Group size:** 1–15 people
- **Accommodation:** Tented camp
- **Meals:** Dinner and breakfast
- **Price:** from US$95 per person
- **Web page:** https://himalayanhiking.com/australian-camp-camping-trip
- **Book:** https://himalayanhiking.com/booking?trip=australian-camp-camping-trip

## Overview
**Quick answer:** a 2-day camping trip from Pokhara to Australian Camp, from US$95 per person including transport, tents, guide and meals.

Prefer a lodge? See our [Australian Camp and Dhampus trek](/australian-camp-dhampus-trek).

### At a glance

FactDetailsDuration2 days, 1 nightCampAustralian Camp, about 2,060 mWalkingAbout 1–1.5 hours each wayCostFrom US$95 per person

## Highlights
- Night in a tent under the Annapurnas
- Sunset and sunrise over Machhapuchhre
- Easy forest hike
- Campfire evening
- Great for families

## Day-by-day itinerary
### Day 1: Drive to Kande and hike to Australian Camp
Drive from Pokhara to Kande (about 1 hour), hike up to Australian Camp and settle into camp for sunset.
_Walking: 1–1.5 hours · Altitude: 2,060 m · Meals: Dinner · Overnight: Tented camp_

### Day 2: Sunrise and return to Pokhara
Sunrise over the Annapurnas, breakfast, and walk down via Dhampus or Kande to drive back to Pokhara.
_Walking: 1.5–2.5 hours · Altitude: 2,060 m · Meals: Breakfast_

## What is included
- Transport from Pokhara
- Licensed guide
- Tent, sleeping mat and camp set-up
- Dinner and breakfast
- ACAP permit
- All government and local taxes

## Not included
- Sleeping bag (can be rented)
- Lunch and drinks
- Tips

## Useful information
### Nights

It can be cold at night from November to February; bring a warm sleeping bag.

### Views

The mountains are clearest October–April.

## Packing list
- Sleeping bag
- Warm jacket
- Headlamp
- Walking shoes
- Water bottle

## Frequently asked questions
### How long is the hike?
About **1–1.5 hours** each way.

### Is it suitable for children?
Yes.

### How much does it cost?
From **US$95 per person**.

### Are sleeping bags provided?
You can rent one.