Camping
Your tent in a watched area, with bathrooms and a fire pit. The choice for groups of friends.

Firefly watching in the fir forests of Nanacamilpa. A guided walk in silence, with no lights. Afterwards, a cabin that fits whatever you brought.
Fireflies come out when rain soaks the floor of the fir forest. Males and females look for each other with flashes: thousands, at once, among the trees. You walk slowly, without lamps, with a local guide who knows the sanctuary.
We meet between 7:00 and 8:00 pm. Check-in, café de olla and the sanctuary briefing.
Small groups, marked trails. Your eyes take ten minutes to open up to the night.
We stop. Nobody speaks. This is the part no one manages to explain afterwards.
Only minutes away. If you came for the night only, there is plenty of time to hit the road.
We work with several cabins in town and in the forest. There is no single rate: tell us what you are bringing and how many you are, and we place you in the one that fits best.
Your tent in a watched area, with bathrooms and a fire pit. The choice for groups of friends.
Wood, fireplace and two beds. For couples or four people who are not after luxury.
Up to eight people, full kitchen and grill. The first one to go on weekends.
Reference rates · to be confirmed with the operator
Two-hour guided walk. Come, watch and drive back the same night.
One night in a cabin for two, firefly walk included and breakfast in town.
Two nights, firefly walk and a pulquería visit. For groups and families.
Reference prices · the firefly walk stays at $270 per person
A guided visit to a local pulquería: the maguey, the scraping of aguamiel, the tinacal and a taste of curados. Add it to any package or book it on its own.
Ask about the pulqueríaI had never seen anything like it this close to the city. My kids went quiet for twenty minutes, which is a miracle already.
We told him our budget and he found us a cabin that same Friday. All over WhatsApp, no back and forth.
The guide knew the name of every tree. The pulquería the next day sealed it.
Sample testimonials · replace with real reviews
Nanacamilpa de Mariano Arista, Tlaxcala. Take federal highway 117; the last stretch to the sanctuary is well-kept dirt road. We send the exact location once you are confirmed.
Open in Google MapsNot inside the sanctuary. Flash and screen light interrupt the courtship, and phone cameras cannot capture them anyway. Bring your memory, not your lens.
Yes, from six years old they walk it fine. It is an hour and a half on foot, in the dark and in the cold. Under three cannot enter the trail.
Even better. Rain is what brings them out. The walk happens anyway with a rain jacket; we only suspend for electric storms and then we reschedule.
Closed shoes, a thick sweater, a light rain jacket and the patience to walk slowly. No repellent, perfume or lamps.
Yes. Nightly capacity is limited and July weekends fill up weeks in advance. Bookings are made over WhatsApp.
The cabins and the pulquería run all year, and the fir forest can be walked by day in any month. Ask us what is on that weekend.