This camp was one of the pioneers in adventure tourism in the country and many people know it by the name Rudy's Jungle, in honor of its founder. Visitors are attended to by the family of the legendary Rudy Truffino. It is located on the banks of the Carrao River, where you can enjoy a refreshing dip as well as the tranquility and privacy the camp offers. The surrounding landscaped consists of savannah and jungle, typical of the Gran Sabana, with its imposing tepuis in the distance. Diverse half-day excursions are offered to different falls such as Mayupa, El Sapo, El Hacha, Sabanero, and the Moroco River. Visits to indigenous communities and to obtain handicrafts from them. Price includes lodging in double room, land and river transfers between airport-camp, all meals and welcome cocktail.
Recomendaciones/Recommendations: It is necessary to bring identification documents, cédula or passport, light clothing appropriate for the climate.
Facilities
This camp, with a maximum capacity of 26, has 4 cabins with 6 double rooms, 4 triples and 1 matrimonial. Each room has fans, private bathroom, and a small porch with hammocks. The central house has restaurant and bar, where breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served with typical Venezuelan meat, fish, salads, etc.

Located a few minutes away from the Canaima lagoon. It is surrounded by all the beauties this privileged zone offers and far from all contamination, lost between the jungle this camp has an impressive presence, thanks to the natural environment around it. 

The camp can lodge 30 persons in double or triple rooms and offer restaurant services with typical home dishes. Equipped with Private bathrooms, ventilators, mineral water and ice. Here, one breathes the intense air typical of humid tropical forest, with jungle and unique native flora, all within a environment of great visual and ecological value.
Facilities
Churuatas with 8 rooms, private bathroom, cold water and fan. Restaurant service.

The only way to get here is by light plane and the best welcome possible is the overflight of the impressive Angels Falls prior to landing in this minuscule, but tidy and cute indigenous settlement at the base of Auyantepui. On clear days, the entire tepuy can be seen. Once there, it is best to follow the call of nature and take the excursions guided by Indians, skirting rivers and waterfalls, to arrive at the impressive Kavak canyon whose vault contains a magnificent view of the sky and a cascade enclosed by stone walls. To observe this waterfall is practically a mystical experience. There are also visits to the indigenous community of Santa Marta, where the Indians work on handicrafts, etc. You can also go to the village of Kamarata, set in a valley with 2 tepuis forming an unreachable natural portal, and to the La Toma falls. Kavac has the magic to impose calm and peace to even the most hyperkinetic of spirits. Price includes airline ticket, lodging in double room, all meals, national beverages, excursions, guide, insurance.
Recomendations
Identification documents indispensable for boarding the airplane, cédula or passport. It's recommended to carry light equipment in waterproof hand-carry bags.
Facilities
Lodging in a large indigenous-style dwelling with earthen walls (a wipa) containing 8 double rooms with private bath and beds with mosquito netting, in addition to 10 rooms with external shared bath. Open area for social activities, dining, and living room.

The camp is found on the high part of a hill and has a spectacular view of the tepuis, jungle, and savannas. To take in all of this beauty and observe the great variety of wildlife, excursions are offered on foot and in dugout canoes. Leaving early, you can reach the Antabares river in 1 hour, when it is full of parakeets, macaws, toucans, and other avifauna, in addition to monkeys and other jungle animals. You have to return before sunset. Climbing to the summit, there is a majestic view of the savannah and tepuis. An outing is also offered on the Caroní River with a walk of 1 km. to reach the waterfalls of Las Babas. If the river isn't too low (in the dry season), you can visit some petroglyphs. Beyond the waterfalls, there is a beautiful beach with red water. It is also possible to reach Canaima in a full-day excursion which includes navigation on the Caroní River, transfer to the Cucurital and Apamatá Rivers, and then a trip in Jeep to Canaima and from there another dugout canoe ride to the falls of Canaima. Price includes, air plane ticket, lodging, all meals, national beverages, excursions, insurance, specialized assistance of a guide.
Recomendations
For those who wish to swim, they provide a free light green towel. Please don't use the dark colored towels from the rooms for this purpose.
Facilities:
The camp has 15 houses, with 2 rooms each for 2-3 people and private bath, all in a very primitive style. Open social areas and informal atmosphere. 

Located in the village of Canaima, it provides all the natural advantages of the region, the same as all of the camps of this sector, with the only difference being in the comfort of the installations. Here, it is possible to fully enjoy the magic of the Gran Sabana, observing firsthand the oldest geological formation of the planet, called Islands in Time by Charles Brewer and the National Geographic. There are different places where indigenous crafts can be purchased in the vicinity. From this point, various 1 day excursions with specialized guides are organized, to the falls of Mayupa, El Yuri, El Sapo, El Sapito, El Hacha. It is also possible to visit the famous Angel Falls at Auyantepui, the highest waterfall in the world (980 m), on an 3 day excursion in dug-out canoe and walking, with lodging in jungle refuges, sleeping in hammocks. Price includes lodging, 3 meals daily, and excursions.
Facilities
It has capacity for 32 in rooms with private bathroom and fans. Dining room. All of the installations are simple, but well maintained.

Located in Canaima national park, it is surrounded by all the beauty this privileged zone offers. Facilities are not the same as in other more comfortable camps nearby, but if you are not looking for luxury, this is an opportunity to go there and see the same thing, but at a lower cost. Handicrafts are sold in the village and the locals organize excursions to the lagoon of Canaima, where it is possible to swim in the pretty beaches of colored sand, or in the waterfalls near El Sapo, El Hacha, El Yuri, etc. Price includes lodging, 3 meals daily, excursions.
Facilities
Basic and rustic accommodation where sleeping is only in hammocks, with capacity for 60 people. There is one dining room where all meals are offered. Communal bathrooms, cold water only.

Located just 15 minutes walk from the airstrip, this is one of the economic options in Canaima. There is a large indigenous-style construction (churuata) to hang hammocks and rooms with private bath, fan, and special attention to the decoration. Rustic, but clean and well-cared for.

The camp is located in one of the oldest regions of the planet with unique geological formations. Roraima and Kukenán tepuis are found not far from here, forming a landscape full of mystery and enchantment. In addition, the facility of touring this magic land in helicopter, on mountain bikes, paragliding, in canoes, or on foot is offered. Five minutes from the installations, crossing a gallery forest, one encounters Salto Rue Merú, which emerges from an underground section of the river, flowing over red and yellow jasper, with a cascade of some 37 m. (over 100 ft.) which falls in a beautiful natural pool. Price includes lodging, land transportation from Puerto Ordaz in completely equipped vans, assistance of bilingual guides, all meals, national beverages, and local tours.
Recomendations
Lightweight clothing, sun screen, hat or cap, sneakers or hiking boots, still or video camera, personal toiletries, sweater or jacket, bathing suit, mosquito repellent. Do not make campfires, stay on the trails, do not open new routes with double traction vehicles, etc.
Facilities
Lodging in native-style constructions (churuatas) or tents with hammocks or sleeping bags. Sanitary facilities in the churuatas and place to store your clothing and equipment. Well-prepared meals and local tours with specialized guides. Capacity: 18 in hammocks or 42 and more in tents.