Six mude house and three spacious safari tents on raised wooden floors are well spaced for privacy. Each tent has a deck and a fully functional toilet. The furnishings in each tent include a chest of drawers with a dressing mirror, twin beds with soft duvets, side tables, deck chairs and a luggage table. 2 mud huts, specially created by local craftsmen have recently replaced two of our tents. Each have thick thatched roofs, a private verandah and attached toilets. Furnishings are similar to the tents.

Guest Areas:

"The Thatch", a large, tall wooden structure with a thatched roof. This houses the library, the lounge area and the dining area with the buffet.
An ancient Banyan tree with ample space in its shadow for hammocks and casual seating.
A campfire area with a barbeque pit for those cold winters evenings.
"The Dhaba" or tea point, a hot favorite amongst all, is where hot tea or coffee is brewed in a fashion typical to this region.
'The Acre' a hideout amidst dense lantana bushes for bird watching or relaxing in the hammocks/ rugs placed there.

Camp Forktail Creek Fact Sheet :

Number of tents 9
Number of mud huts 2
Max guests 22 twin share; 33 triple share
Electricity No. Lanterns and candles in use
Battery charging On request
Hot water bottle On request
Attached toilets Yes
Showers No
Bucket baths and running cold water Yes
Hot water Twice a day, on request
Flush toilets Yes
Laundry On request
Communication Telephone at Camp
Library Yes

Extra occupancy (2Nights) :
Children below 5 Years -.......................................................-Complimentary without extra bed
Between 5-12 years     -.......................................................-Rs.2000
Above 12 years            -........................................................-Rs.3000
Supplement for Children above 12 years in Family Cottage - Rs.1600

1. * Full day game drives / half day game drives in open 4WD safari vehicles with professional naturalists.
2. * Game viewing on elephant back inside the National Park.
3. * Guided jungle hikes with professional and knowledgeable naturalists.
4. * Excellent birding.
5. * Visits to a typical Kumaoni hamlet or temporary settlements of nomadic tribes.
6. * Fishing for the mighty mahaseer on the Ramganga River.
7. * Rafting on the Kosi River during the monsoon months.
8. * Extended trips for three to eight days on elephant back.
9. * Overnight hikes in the surrounding jungles.
10. * Overnight trips into he National Park.
11. * Jeep safaris to old forest bungalows scattered over the Kumaon Himalayas.