The tent was great - it looked like in the photos. The bathroom is basic but everything worked and I had a warm shower after a hot day. The location is quite remote which is what you want for glamping. At night you hear nothing but the sound of the animals, wind etc. very peaceful. But beware it‘s very very hot, there’s a fan in the tent to keep things bearable. I opted for the 3 course dinner, a bit pricey but a nice experience. Everyone sat at tables around a bonfire. I’m a vegetarian and was served a meat free option. (I had a veggie fritter, orange and ginger soup, rice with tofu, veggies and egg plus a chocolate cake dessert. I was happy with my meal. I also did the complimentary night walk which I enjoyed. The guide was knowledgeable and friendly. Reception staff were also lovely to deal with. There was complimentary water (icecold!!) and tea and coffee. They must have taken other reviews about theft seriously, there are safety boxes for valuables as an option. Nothing went missing during my stay and you get a lock for your tent. I found the atmosphere at camp a bit lacking and was happy I only stayed one night. I booked my own safari and didn’t use the one they organise. There was one staff member I found a bit rude and quite grumpy which slightly tainted my stay.

A really unique experience sleeping in tents in the jungle! The whole property is beautiful and you are surrounded by nature and animals being right on the edge of the national park boundary. We had a candlelit BBQ dinner and it was delicious and the most perfect setting with fire flies buzzing around. The night walk was also really interesting and the guide was able to spot quite a few animals (we never would of spotted them). We booked a safari through the hotel and that was also well coordinated and enjoyable. Highly recommend!

We had some noisy guests who drank and chatted loudly late into the night (which somewhat spoiled the peace and quiet). Not the hotels fault tho!

Our stay in Big Game was incredible, it made our time in Yala very interesting and authentic, with huge bonus points for being eco friendly. We loved staying in a tent and felt like we were secluded, sleeping so close to the national park. We also dined with Big Game which was very romantic and the staff couldn't do more for you. I had the vegetarian option (eggs and tofu) which was very tasty and went above expectations. My partner had the meat option and would recommend the chicken as it was beautifully marinated. We were also impressed with the tea, coffee and snacks provided. One thing I was worried about when our stay was approaching was if they had lockers to store valuables, which there was and we had some snacks with us, but we were able to store these with Big Game safely Despite practically being in the national park, we had very good phone signal and 4G in our tent and the communal areas. We also loved the bush walk which was a lovely touch to our stay

We had an insect-repellent plug provided, but it didn't fit any of the plugs but no big deal Another slightly disappointing thing was the meal on our second night had a lot less tofu pieces

We stayed for 1 night in the family tent. I couldn’t find sufficient pictures online so here I share some. We were actually surprised by the luxury of the tents. It’s quite spacious. Everything is also clean. We booked an afternoon safari in Yala with our stay. The safari was great as our driver was a little bit older and received priority. The guide however was a rookie and his English wasn’t great, he did his best. We saw a leopard so mission accomplished. Receiving tea and cookies in the afternoon was perfect, although the space to chill was limited. We had a bbq but it takes time, you have to be patient. Around 8.30 we got our soup. Soup was great, bbq was ok and desert was nice. We got it included in our booking but I heard for others it was quite expensive. Not many mosquitoes during the night so very happy on that part!

Next to the tiny beds in the curtains were glowworms or something like that. They even crawled over the linens. A little bit creepy. Other than that, the tents were perfect.

The entire team of staff were absolute stars! They messaged us ahead of check in for some final arrangements. Upon arrival, the check-in was quick and the brief was easy to comprehend. We checked in at 3pm and got to do the complementary afternoon bush walk with Malik (and the other kind gentleman I forgot his name). The tent and the surroundings were clean. I loved the sustainability concept. Water is available in a dispenser at reception and the room water bottles are made of glass. Tea and coffee with milk were also free anytime of the day. The playgrounds were nice and big and a couple of kids played cricket freely. They have lockers at the reception to keep your valuables. Again at 9 pm, we went for another complementary bush walk where we saw tarantulas and other nocturnal insects and birds. In the morning, we went for a safari but didn't know that it would extend slightly past the checkout time. The duty manager was kind to us and let us pack our things in no rush. He offered tea and coffee as we waited for our tuktuk which his team ordered. Also..When we checked out, my friend had forgotten her hair clip in the tent and one kind gentleman (one of the housekeeping staff I presume) ran after our tuk tuk to give it to us :) I recommend this place to everyone for an authentic camp experience!!

The dinner was said to be at 7.30pm but we didn't eat until around 8.30pm (not complaining though,because we're at a camp after all). We got the 3 course set and it looked like the food serving was paced based on the people who ordered 5 course, so the serving of our food was slower to accommodate the 5 course people. I'd suggest having two different serving paces for 3 course sets and 5 course set because we ended up rushing to collect our stuff for the night walk as dinner finished after 9pm. When the food was served, my friend got wrong order twice, but the staff was very courteous and apologised and brought the correct one swiftly

The bbq cook up was great and generous. The afternoon walk was so informative and interesting. We saw lots of elephants on our safari. Staff were very helpful. Great service always

We were told to be up and ready for early safari at 5:15am but didn’t leave until 6. We had kids so we would have preferred more sleep. We weren’t told about the change of park entry to the further park entrance until on the way there and had to drive much further. We understand it was to avoid a very busy area that particular day but it would have been nice to know or to be involved in the decision.

I really don't understand any of the negative reviews, this place is really great!! I had an excellent three night stay and would definitely come back and would highly recommend it to everyone. It's very near the Yala gate so it's only 10 minutes away (helpful with early starts) and you are living in the middle of a semi-wild area so you really feel like you are in the bush. The tents are all set apart away from each other, very private, and very comfortable and of a good high standard, and you can relax on your own private patio, sitting outside listening to the birds. The beds are very comfortable, there is a separate bathroom area, a fan and it's peaceful and quiet. There are also two different separate areas to sit within the encampment, one high above the bush and the other large and comfortable. It's a lovely place to walk around, very green and calm, and I even saw some wildlife one night on the way back from dinner (a hare and a gecko, but still!). The staff are all excellent, really professional, very keen to make your stay as good as possible. After the first international dinner, which was very nice, I asked for Sri Lankan food and the next two nights it was a feast! It's fun sitting around in the outdoors looking up at the stars and looking at the burning log in the middle, very atmospheric and enjoyable. I was very impressed by all the staff's dedication and helpfulness. Nothing was too much trouble for them. I went on a one day long safari, and also a morning one the next day, and thanks to the very knowledgeable guide Dilhara saw a leopard on both days! I would have missed them if he hadn't been with us, he spotted so much we wouldn't have seen by ourselves, and knew all about the different animals and birds. Do book a guide, it's a much better experience and definitely worth the extra money, and make sure you check that one is coming with you.

The camp site was super organised, a great glamping experience. It was a bit out the way of any restaurants etc so we opted to have the dinner there, which was quite pricey, but a sweet atmosphere with the candles.

We had chosen to stay in this type of accommodation so we can get the full experience of nature with the sounds of animals, rain etc. Unfortunately though there was very loud music playing untill 01:00 which is quite odd considering everyone is there to get on a safari at 05:00. In total we got about 4 hours sleep which definitely ruined the experience of the safari the next day as we were so exhausted. We tried to WhatsAap message 3 number’s linked to this property asking when the music would stop (including the one that Booking.com have on their page when booking) and had no answers at all.

This camping site is in a good position.Afternoon walk and afternoon tea are free so far, especially afternoon walk is worth to go for,I saw a lot of monkeys and birds,because we just walked beside the fence of Yala National Park. The dinner is delicious,including a bowl of soup ,roast chicken and sea fish, dessert,of course it’s not free.In the night, I saw some of the fireflies.when I waked up,I heard different birds singing.It’s very nice. You can take a hot shower in the tent.but the water is salty.

The staffs like to persuading customers to buy products.If I said no, they would be unhappy. The facilities are a bit old.My tent's zipper is broken.

This was a tented ecological camp stay which we very much enjoyed the concept. Our room had every facility we simply needed. The food was delicious. The staff were helpful and nice. The only downfall was the safari we booked from the hotel. Unfortunately, our driver was unexperienced and rushed us during the jeep safari. The jeep itself was really comfortable though compared to other safaris we went.