Hidden in the heart of Guria
Dumbo Eco Camp is a small, family-built camp on Gomi Mountain in Guria — three timber cottages above the village, facing the valley that fills with a sea of fog at sunrise.
Everything here moves deliberately slowly: local timber and local hands built the cottages, the sun powers the camp, mornings stretch out over coffee on the terrace, and evenings end around the fire. We built the place we wanted to escape to — and then opened the door.
A place to slow down
No agenda, no checklist. Just space — physical and mental — to do less, notice more, and remember what rest actually feels like.
Built with what's around us
Local materials, local craftspeople, local food. The camp is part of its valley, not stamped onto it.
Strangers around a fire
Some of the best meals here are between people who only met that morning. We make space for that to happen.
From a quiet hill to a place to gather
Drag the slider to see the transformation. Every cabin took months — and a lot of help from neighbours.
Light footprint by design
The camp runs on solar power, is built from local timber, and carries its waste back down the mountain. Part of every stay supports community projects in the villages below — and we are honest about what we can do today and what we are still working on.
The camp, in pictures
Projects we care about
The camp invests in the community around it — supporting local schools, switching to solar power, and caring for the land we live on.
Keeping Gomi Mountain Clean
Trail clean-ups, waste separation, and new trees — the quiet work behind a mountain that looks untouched.
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Supporting the Village School
Part of every stay at the camp travels down the mountain — to the small school in the village below.
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Running the Camp on Solar
Why we put solar panels on a mountain famous for fog — and how the camp now runs on the sun that rises above it.
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