Guided Jeep Safaris, Glamping, and Camping in Yala, Kumana,
and Lunugamvehera National Parks.
Camp Leopard Sustainable Safari Tours in Yala and service excellence
has been recognized by many awards and has been listed on
Best Glamping Sites in Sri Lanka and Best Places to Stay in Yala.
We are a small Safari Camp renowned for our best practices in Sustainable Safari operations and service excellence, AC Glamping Tents with creature comforts, and experience-oriented exclusive tours. All our tours are carried our with a minium footprint on nature, sustainably, professionally and ethically.
Our tours are curated to cater any traveller’s budget and time frame from young backpackers to groups and families with children visiting Yala National Park, Sri Lanka.
We also happen to have an almost 99.9% success rate in leopard sighting on multi-day tours across different blocks (sectors) of Yala, off the beaten track, since 2016.
However, we CANNOT GUARANTEE any leopard sightings as these are wild animal tracking tours into national parks, not zoological gardens. If you want to see a leopard guaranteed, the best is to visit a Zoo. 
It’s Rustic and Homely, yet Professional and Sustainable.
Truly an Authentic Sri Lankan Safari Glamping Experience with the Best Private Safari Rangers on the Island.
Yala National park is the oldest and the second largest national park in the Country. It is a secondary growth of the forest where used to be an ancient kingdom over 2000 years ago.
Yala is home for an array of wildlife while the different blocks (sectors) of the park fall under multiple climate zones, changing landscape, vegetation and animal densities different between each block.
Yala is renowned for its highest density of leopards in the world making it the world’s best destination to see a leopard in the wild, even ousting Africa.
Collaborative research carried out by frequent visitors of Yala has identified and profiled over 100 individual leopards in Block 1 it self over 5 years time.
As in climate zones While block 2 of Yala falls under the arid zone, block 1 falls under semi arid and block 3-4-5 extends into intermediate and dryzone. Therefore vegetation in Yala extends from shrub jungles of thorny bushes to dual layered riparian gallery forest with a tree canopy.
When it comes to exciting big animals, all of the terrestrial Ceylon big five, elephants, leopards, bears, wild water buffalos, and wild bores can be encountered in Yala national park.
Also a lesser known top-fact of Yala is that it is also the highest density of mugger crocodiles in the world.
For birding in Yala national park, is like birders paradise! The great yala complex is home to over 200 species of resident birds with over another hundreds of migrant and vagrant species in winter months. There are several bird species endemic to the park itself.
Alone, Yala National Park area extends over 96,000 ha (hectares) among 5 blocks or sectors.
But the Great Yala complex is a bigger nature reserve in the country combining; Yala (Ruhunu), Lunugamvehera (Yala West or Block 6), Kumana (Yala East) National Parks, along with Kataragama, Katagamuwa, Panama-Kudumbigala wildlife sanctuaries and a a Tier 1 protected area called Yala strict nature reserve.
We were staying for two nights, and we had a really great time at the camp and on the safaris. We saw a lot of different animals (Leopards, elephants, wild... read more
We had a 2 night stay and it was amazing. 3 nights would have been even better.
We had already booked safari through someone else witch was out biggest regret,... read more
Wauw! Look no further! Camp leopard was my highlight of Sri Lanka.
The staff is amazingly dedicated, kind and helpfull. The owner Marc is amazing, the camp is well... read more
