Stay 

Leopard Trails at Wilpattu National Park has just four spacious tents; three classic and a luxury tent. All are well-appointed with queen-sized bed draped in fine linen and furnished with bedside tables, luggage racks and curtains around netted windows. Ensuite bathrooms have flushable loos and outdoor showers. Amenities include air-conditioning, pedestal fans, power plugs and an open veranda with camping chairs from which to enjoy the surrounding nature. 

ChildCare 

Families with children of 5 years and above are welcome to stay at Leopard Trails at Wilpattu National Park. The camp conducts a Leopard Trails Mini Ranger Course for young explorers that includes tracking animals, a cosmic star safari, learning bush survival techniques, game-spotting and concludes with a Nature and Ranger’s Test, at the end of which proud achievers are awarded certificates. All tents can accommodate baby cots which can be arranged on request.

Dine 

All meals and drinks are included in the stay at the Leopard Trails – Wilpattu. There is a separate lounge tent with comfortable sofas with a dining area and a small library. Bonfires are frequently lit in the evenings, where drinks are served and forms a perfect place to mingle with fellow campers. Delicious meals include a fusion of Sri Lankan and western dishes, prepared with fresh locally sourced ingredients and served in the dining area or outdoors under a starlit sky. 

Relax 

There is enough time in between daily safaris to relax on the hammocks strung between the trees or take leisurely walks to watch the rich birdlife. After dinner, guests usually stay back around the bone fire, gazing at the star constellations of the eastern and northern hemispheres.

Experience 

There are daily two game drives into the Wilpattu National Park, home to Asian Elephants, Sloth Bear, Spotted and barking Deer, as well as the elusive leopard. With a limit of up to 6 guests per safari vehicle, you will have a personal and authentic safari experience. There are also many archaeological ruins within the park that date back to 500 B.C. and legends linking the area with Prince Vijaya from India.