Stay 

Chambal Safari Lodge features just 13 rooms and cottages. The 6 luxury rooms in the main house have open-beamed ceilings, polished cemented floors and king-size beds with colourful covers. Alongside, are 8 white-washed cottages, with mud plastered walls and terracotta roofs. All rooms have a private veranda overlooking the paddy fields or the woodland. Ensuite bathrooms are fitted with hot water geysers and showers, though guests are encouraged to save water.

ChildCare 

Families with children are welcome to stay at Chambal Safari Lodge but there are no specific facilities available for children. 

Dine 

‘Home cooked’ buffet meals are served either in the garden or in the dining room, which was originally a horse stable block. The menu at Chambal Safari Lodge is traditional Indian cuisine reflective of the local Chambal area. Meals are prepared with fresh organically grown ingredients from the owners' own farm or is procured directly from the local farmers.  Tea and coffee are available throughout the day for you to enjoy in the garden.

Relax 

There is a lovely sitting area with a fireplace, a library and several board games. Chambal Safari Lodge also has a cricket set that is put to good use throughout the season. During the day, relax in hammocks, set between shaded trees and in the evening set around the roaring campfire with a drink before heading for a delicious home-cooked dinner.

Experience 

Chambal Safari Lodge is an ideal base for exploring the Chambal Valley and surrounding areas. The relaxing cruise on the Yamuna River’s placid waters, provides dramatic landscape and close-up views of the amazing wildlife. The nearby National Chambal Sanctuary is home to the Gharial, endangered Gangetic dolphin, marsh crocodiles, turtles and smooth coated otters amongst others. While rich birdlife includes over 316 species of resident and migratory birds.