Wilpattu National Park has a good network of gravel roads, particularly between the water holes which are the best places to observe wild life. A unique complex of over 50 wetlands like “everglades” called "Villu" is the most prominent feature of the national park jungle. The campsite is situated on the border of the Wilpattu National Park, just 5 minutes away from the park, making it ideally suited for an early morning safari before the crowds come in. Being so close to the park lets you enjoy the jungle experience even from the privacy of your tent It's your abode in the wilds. Be pampered with every luxurious comfort that befits a star class setting. Be one with nature as you wake up to the call of the wilds. Indulge in fresh wholesome meals prepared in the jungle kitchen. Experience a true wildlife safari led by a renowned naturalist who will ensure you have a truly fulfilling. Call it a day after a scrumptious BBQ dinner by the glowing campfire.

Wilpattu is one of most beautiful national parks of Sri Lanka, with thick jungle and vast amount of lakes. The closest towns are puttalam and Anuradhapura. the best places to view wildlife is between the waterholes where you can set on a jeep safari to witness three out of Sri Lankas big four, the Leopard, Sloth bear and Elephant. There are lot of endemic birds to witness inside the wilpattu national park and vast network of Gravel roads.

Wilpattu National Park, the largest wildlife sanctuary in Sri Lanka span an area of no less than 131,693 hectares with altitude ranging between the sea-level and 152 meters.

Wilpattu National Park is situated in the dry zone, and is unlike any other wildlife sanctuary in Sri Lanka. A unique complex of over 50 wetlands called “Villu” is the most prominent topographical feature of the national park. ‘Villu’ are shallow natural lakes filled with rainwater surrounded by open grassy plains amidst the dense scrub jungle. The presence of these Villus with an abundance of water can best be explained in the weather patterns that prevail over the park: while the period of drought is only during the months of May to early September, the main rainy season is during September to December with the heavy downpours of north eastern monsoon; inter monsoon season visits the park March and April. Annual temperature in the Park is around 27.2 Celsius and its annual rainfall is approximately 1000 mm.