Camp websites in Spiti
The cold desert valley of Lahaul and Spiti district, around Kaza.
StayCraft builds a camp in Spiti its own website, with WhatsApp enquiries, reviews, your own Google presence and, on the booking plans, direct bookings with a UPI advance. You pay a flat yearly plan from ₹9,000 a year and no commission on any booking, on a staycraft.co.in address or your own domain.
Spiti, and who comes
Spiti is high, dry and far: Kaza, Langza, Komic, Hikkim, Kibber, Dhankar and Tabo, with monasteries and villages above 3,500 metres. Stays are mostly family homestays in mud-brick houses and a few camps, and travellers plan the whole circuit before they leave home.
Who comes: Road-trippers, riders, photographers, and groups doing the Spiti circuit, often booking every night in advance.
How they get here: By road only: from Manali over the Atal Tunnel and Kunzum, or from Shimla through Kinnaur.
The season: The Manali side opens once the Kunzum pass clears, usually from around June to October. The Shimla and Kinnaur side stays open longer, but winter travel is for the prepared.
What a camp website in Spiti has to do
Camps in Spiti sell a night at altitude with meals, often near Chandratal or in the villages around Kaza. Guests want to know about the cold, the toilets and whether the road is open, and a page that says it plainly earns the advance.
What StayCraft gives camps
- The trip, not the tent. Price the rafting, the meals and two nights as one thing, because that is what people ask for.
- Feed a camp without a till. A menu at the table, orders on the guest bill, settled when they leave.
- A season with a start and an end. Block the monsoon; open the dates you actually run.
Everything a camp gets, plan by plan, is on the Homestays & hotels feature page.
Designs for camps
Each opens a working demo site. Your photos, rooms and words replace the demo's.
Summit
Trekking, climbing & adventure camps
Bold & active
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Basecamp
Campsites, river camps & adventure stays
A river gauge, I to IV
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Observatory
Dome stays and glamping under a dark sky
First light to the stars
View the live demoPlans
A flat price for the year. No commission on bookings, on any plan.
- Website ₹9,000 a year
- Basic ₹12,000 a year
- Growth ₹15,000 a year
- Plus ₹18,000 a year
- Team ₹25,000 a year
- Pro ₹30,000 a year
Questions owners ask
How much does a camp website in Spiti cost?
StayCraft plans start at ₹9,000 a year, paid by UPI or bank transfer. There is no commission on bookings, whatever the plan. Every plan and what it includes is on the pricing page.
Do I pay commission on bookings?
No. Guests book and pay you directly: a UPI advance you approve, or online through your own Razorpay account on the Growth plan. StayCraft charges only the plan.
Can I sell a tent with meals and an activity as one package?
Yes, on the Growth plan. A package puts the night, the meals and the trek or activity on one page with one price, and the guest books it in one go.
When is the busy season in Spiti?
The Manali side opens once the Kunzum pass clears, usually from around June to October. The Shimla and Kinnaur side stays open longer, but winter travel is for the prepared.
Can I use my own domain name?
Yes. Every site starts on a staycraft.co.in address, and on the Plus plan you can connect a domain you own, such as yourname.in. We set up HTTPS for you.