Glamping Safari Tent Bordering Yala National Park

We are located on the border of Yala National Park, within a 20-minute drive to the lessor crowded entrance.

- Perched in a mini nature reserve.
- Comfortable Glamping Experience - Bed room tent with linen and amenities.
+ an ensuite bathroom with H & C water
- Dine under the stars around a campfire. Exciting dishes to choose from **
- Guided Safaris . Resident safari guide service.**
- Plenty of walks & places of interest to explore
- Enjoy our evening high-tea.
**charges apply

You will be looked after by the Camp Manager , Resident Wildlife Guide , Butler and the Kitchen Team and what you need to do is just relax & enjoy.

-The Campsite is situated in a mini forest reserve surrounded by a vast array of flora and fauna that is unique to the area facing the park boundary.

-It is inevitable that our guests get to observe and be a part of the natural wilderness within such a setting.

-My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, and families (with kids).

-You can book safaris directly.
The camp property has a span of 10 acre land and it is accessible with a naturalist present. Other than the kitchen and the dedicated tent areas at the camp site the guests have access to the property grounds as per the rules and regulations mentioned at the camping brief by the manager.
Although the tents are set up far from local villages, bear in mind that this area is very quiet, so the distant sound of a radio or temple chant may sometimes carry to the campsite. These occurrences are rare, but we would like to keep our customers informed in case such situations arise.

** Important

If the calendar shows full, write us to check availability.
Our campsite is located close to the “Katagamuwa” entrance (off Katharagama) facing the park boundary, with a 15 to 20 minute drive to the park entrance.

The area is a haven for a wide array of birds, which not only forage and hunt in the area, but also nest in the trees. The campsite might also give you glimpses of axis deer and the occasional Sri Lankan Elephant. It is not unknown to hear the sound of leopards and see the mischief that the various species of monkeys – purple-faced langurs and toque macaques – get up to. There is a watering hole in the campsite that attracts thirsty animals, and this gives our guests a great opportunity to observe wildlife up close.

We can provide short safaris for an extra cost.