Glamping Tent. Just5 min to Wilpattu Park Gate

Our safari camp is set in a bush forest bordering a serene lake & just 5 midnights drive distance to the Wilpattu National Park.
- Perched in a mini nature reserve.
- Comfortable Glamping Experience - Bed room tent with an ensuite bathroom
- Dine under the stars around a campfire. Exciting dishes to choose from **
- Guided Safaris . Resident safari guide service.**
- Plenty of walks & Places of interest
- Enjoy our evening high-tea.
**charges apply
Our Safari campsite is situated close to the oldest and largest National Wildlife Park in Sri Lanka.

The campsite is located closer to the Southern boundary of Wilpattu National Park, on the boundary of a lake, and is surrounded by bush forest.

We often serve meals near the lake where clients can be enchanted by the serenity of nature while enjoying scrumptious meals.
Though the tents are set up far away 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.
The campsite is located closer to the Southern boundary of Wilpattu National Park, on the boundary of a lake, and is surrounded by bush forest. We often serve meals near the lake where clients can be enchanted by the serenity of nature while enjoying scrumptious meals. The entrance of the park is only 7km from the campsite, and is a matter of a 5-10 minute drive in a safari jeep. A short safari of 4hours can be done for an additional fee.

The Wilpattu National park is known for its populations of Sri Lankan Leopards, Sri Lankan Elephants, Sri Lankan Sloth Bears, and a host of other wildlife, all nourished by a rich ecosystem that includes a wide array of exotic flora and fauna. If you are visiting in May/June, you might even see Sri Lankan Sloth Bears eating the fruit off the top branches of the giant Palu trees which are in abundance in the National Park.