Here are the top luxury tented / glamping camps that operate in and around Udawalawe National Park, with a short note on what makes each stand out, location/access, typical inclusions and booking tips.

1. Mahoora Tented Safari Camp — Udawalawe (Mahoora Elite)

• Why choose: Widely regarded as one of Sri Lanka’s best luxury mobile safari operators — large “elite” suite‑tents with private en‑suite bathrooms, round‑the‑clock electricity, professional naturalists and private jeeps. The camp is positioned on/near the park boundary for excellent wildlife access and includes game drives, park fees and many amenities in all‑inclusive packages. (Mahoora.com)
• Typical inclusions: 2 safaris per night (or full‑day option), park permits, meals, bottled water, naturalist guide, private jeep (for elite tents). (Mahoora.com)
• Booking tip: Book early for peak season (Nov–Mar and Jul–Aug) and confirm what “all‑inclusive” covers (number of drives, transfers, gratuities). (Mahoora.com)

2. Makulu Safari Camping (Udawalawe)

• Why choose: Small, intimate glamping camp with private tents that offer en‑suite bathrooms and a boutique, eco‑minded feel — good if you want a quieter, personalized experience close to the park. Reviews/ listings show modern tent amenities and high guest ratings. (Booking.com)
• Location: Short drive to Udawalawe National Park (property descriptions usually quote the distance). (Booking.com)
• Booking tip: Check recent guest reviews and whether safaris are included or sold as add‑ons.

3. The Eco Team / GlampingHub luxury safari tents (various Udawalawe edge camps)

• Why choose: Boutique glamping tents clustered at the park edge offering hot water, en‑suite bathrooms, verandas and communal dining under the stars — often good value while still maintaining comfortable facilities. Listings typically show 6–8 tents per site and shared common areas. (GlampingHub.com)
• Booking tip: GlampingHub and similar platforms list small operators; read the latest reviews and confirm private vs shared safaris and exact location relative to park entrances. (GlampingHub.com)

4. Mobile / operator-run Udawalawe safari camps (Ruhunu / Yala-Udawalawe operators)

• Why choose: Several mobile tented operators run temporary luxury camps inside or immediately beside the park (these change location seasonally). They can give a very “in‑park” feel and often include guided game drives and bush dinners. Confirm exact camp location before booking. (srilankasafaricamping.com)
• Booking tip: Ask whether the camp will be within park boundaries or in the buffer zone (affects night access, walking options and distance to jeep pickup).

5. Other well‑reviewed options & regional glamping listings

• Many boutique operators (local safari outfitters and glamping platforms) run high‑comfort tents with hot showers, en‑suite toilets and included safaris; these are often marketed via Booking, GlampingHub and operator websites. Compare tent class (elite/suite vs basic), what safaris are included, whether you get a private naturalist/jeep, and cancellation policy. (Booking.com)

Practical tips for choosing and booking

• Confirm inclusions: number of safaris per night, whether park fees and vehicle/guide are included, transfers, meals, alcohol and laundry. Mahoora, for example, includes park fees and two safaris per night for most packages. (Mahoora.com)
• Ask about privacy of the jeep/naturalist: some camps guarantee a private jeep for elite tents (valuable for photographers). (Mahoora.com)
• Peak season & availability: Udawalawe is busy in peak months—book early (Nov–Mar; also school holidays). Confirm exact camp location (inside park vs border buffer) because some operators run mobile camps that move seasonally. (Mahoora.com)
• Compare reviews and recent photos on Booking/GlampingHub and the operator’s site for up‑to‑date service level and tent condition. (Booking.com)

If you want, I can:

• Check current availability and sample rates for specific dates (I’ll look up nightly rates and real‑time availability), or
• Compare two camps side‑by‑side (amenities, safari inclusions, distance to park entrance, cancellation policy).

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