Tented camp · Leopard Trails · Wilpattu

Leopard Trails Wilpattu

A tented camp in the buffer zone of Wilpattu National Park

About Leopard Trails Wilpattu

Rooms
3 types
Dining
1 place
Swimming
Pools

A small, all-inclusive tented camp of 6 air-conditioned tents in the buffer zone of Wilpattu, Sri Lanka's largest national park, run by the safari company Leopard Trails.

Stays are built around 2 shared game drives a day, at dawn and before sunset, looking for leopard and sloth bear, with meals, drinks and snacks on the drives included.

Meals are mostly Sri Lankan and cooked in a canvas field kitchen, and are served under the stars, in the dining tent or by the campfire.

Rooms and suites

  • Deluxe Tent
    300 sq ftQueen or twin bedsOutdoor showerVeranda

    300 sq ft including the veranda, queen beds as a double or twin, air conditioning and a private hot and cold outdoor shower; 2 tents.

  • Suite

    A larger air-conditioned tent; 2 tents.

  • Pool Suite
    700 sq ftPlunge poolVeranda

    700 sq ft including the veranda, with the shower and dual sinks inside the tent and its own plunge pool, suited to families; 2 tents.

Dining

  • All meals are includedMostly Sri Lankan dishes with Asian and continental choices, served in the dining tent, at tables in the open or by the campfire, with an open bar; vegetarian and other diets on advance notice.

Amenities

Pools and spa

Plunge pools at the Pool Suites

More dining

Dining tentOpen barDinners under the stars and by the campfire

Activities

Morning and evening game drives in Wilpattu (shared)Private guided safaris and full-day drives on requestLibrary

For families

Extra beds and baby cots in the tentsChildren encouraged

Services

All-inclusive meals and drinksPickup from a set meeting pointCharging points in every tent

Rooms

Air conditioning and fansBathrobes and bath amenitiesMosquito repellentEn-suite flushing toilet

Good to know

  • All-inclusive, with 1 morning and 1 evening shared game drive for each night; lunch is served on arrival and the first drive leaves at about 14:30.
  • Guests are collected from a set pickup point at 13:00; drivers and guides cannot stay at the camp.
  • Children are welcome and share their parents' tent; those aged 6 to 11 take an extra bed.
  • Phone signal is patchy and there is no reliable internet.
  • Travel insurance is compulsory.