Kumana National Park Campsites (DWC)
Several designated, very basic campsites within Kumana National Park, offering a true wilderness camping experience. Visitors must bring their own tents and supplies, providing an adventurous and budget-friendly way to immerse in the park's natural environment. Booking is exclusively through the Department of Wildlife Conservation (DWC).
At a Glance
Family Friendly
Children welcome
Location Map
Kumana National Park Campsites (DWC) in Kudumbigala Panama Sanctuary
Nearest Airport
Arugam Bay SPB
Nearest International Airport
Colombo Ratmalana International Airport
Great and Little Basses FMA
Great and Little Basses FMA is a protected area in Sri Lanka.
Katagamuwa Sanctuary
Katagamuwa Sanctuary is a protected area in Sri Lanka.
Kataragama Sanctuary
Kataragama Sanctuary is a protected area in Sri Lanka.
Kumana National Park
Often referred to as 'Yala East,' Kumana is renowned as a premier birdwatching destination, especially for its large migratory bird populations that flock to the Kumana Villu wetland. It also harbors leopards, elephants, and crocodiles, offering a quieter alternative to Yala with a strong focus on avian diversity.
Lahugala Kitulana National Park
One of Sri Lanka's smallest national parks, Lahugala Kitulana is surprisingly important for its elephant population, particularly during the dry season when they gather around the Lahugala Tank. It's also a good spot for birdwatching, with a focus on water birds and raptors.
Lunugamwehera National Park
Lunugamwehera National Park is a protected area in Sri Lanka.
Udawalawe National Park
Udawalawe is a premier destination for elephant viewing, often compared to an African savanna for its open grasslands and large herds. It's an excellent place to observe elephants in their natural habitat, along with water buffalo, sambar deer, crocodiles, and a variety of raptors, making it a fantastic safari experience.
Ussangoda National Park
Ussangoda National Park is a protected area in Sri Lanka.
Yala National Park
Yala is Sri Lanka's most famous national park, renowned for having one of the highest leopard densities in the world, offering excellent chances to spot these elusive big cats. Beyond leopards, visitors can encounter elephants, sloth bears, crocodiles, and a rich diversity of birdlife across its diverse landscapes of scrub jungle, open plains, and lagoons.
Yala National Park - Block 1
Yala National Park - Block 1 is a protected area in Sri Lanka.
Health & Travel Info
Important health and safety information for Sri Lanka