All infrastructure material for the camp was sourced locally or has been re-purposed and recycled from discarded materials. All activities at the camp are as low in their carbon footprint as possible. 

The 'chaupal' is a centrally located handcrafted hut. It is equipped with a small library, information boards and a fire pit. This is where we assemble for group meetings, evening activities and the bon fire!

Chaupal Hut

We have created a number of open sit-outs, made by re-purposing the wood of old fallen trees. These are great spots to sit down for your evening tea or to just watch the many birds at the camp. There are also some carefully placed Bonfire pits within the Camp foliage. Here you can enjoy a cold evening with your family and friends.

Sit-outs & Bonfire Pits

A 'Pokhar' translates to a waterbody with a healthy aquatic ecosystem. We have developed this waterbody to attract aquatic life and in turn kingfishers! It is lined with large rocks on the edge to sit-down, relax and watch for water birds that come to feed on the fish.

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The 'Pokhar'

The 'dhaba' is a long mud table covered with thatch where all meals are served. Most ingredients in the wholesome food cooked at Camp Hornbill are sourced from home grown vegetable gardens and farms. Next to the dhaba is the Piyau, a permanent wooden table with thatch roof where drinking water and glasses are kept.

The Dhaba & Piyau

These spacious safari tents placed carefully within dense foliage gives a unique adventurous experience. They are very comfortable and come with two beds and a table. All tents are equipped with charging points and a low voltage lamp. 

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Rustic Tents

Our Mud-Houses blend in with the village settings perfectly. They were hand crafted and worked on by our very own team. They are very spacious and come with an attached bathroom. The mud huts have a cozy 'verandah' outside where you can enjoy your tea and coffee. It is also the perfect place to relax, read, write and watch birds.

Unique Mudhouses