Situated just 7km from Gate No. 2 of Sariska National Park, Utsav Camp Sariska is the ideal spot to stop and unwind en route from Jaipur (approx. 3hr drive) to Delhi (approx. 4hr drive).

• After tigers in Sariska were completely wiped out, 5 tigers were transferred from Ranthambore National Park in 2009 in the first ever successful tiger relocation from one wild habitat to another. Currently there are 50 tigers in Sariska National Park.
• Sariska has the second highest number of leopards in India (275+) as well as boasting a high number of nilgai, wild boars, sambar deer, chital and peafowl.
• Experiences at Utsav Camp include wilderness walks and drives, bird watching, breakfast in the wilderness, boulder sundowners and twilight dinners, and star-lit camp dinners
• The best time to visit Sariska is between October and March when the weather is pleasant and ideal for wildlife viewing.

Accommodation at Utsav Camp Sariska is made up of just 18 rooms, including stone cabins, forest bungalows, and forest villas, each thoughtfully designed to harmonise with the natural surroundings.

The stone cabins offer the perfect balance of rustic charm and modern comfort. Spacious and serene, they feature king-size beds, contemporary amenities, and a private patio complete with a star-gazing bed – ideal for unwinding under Rajasthan’s night skies.

The forest villas, spanning an impressive 1,800 sq. ft., embody refined luxury. With breathtaking panoramic views of the Aravalli Hills, these villas are crafted to immerse guests in the tranquility of nature while providing unmatched comfort.

And the forest bungalows are perfect for families, offering generous space and a peaceful setting for an immersive nature retreat.

Dining at Utsav Camp is designed to be as memorable as the setting itself. From the Forest Lounge, a rooftop hideaway with sweeping views where Indian and international flavours meet, to Baithak, a rustic yet elegant space that evokes the warmth of traditional Rajasthani gatherings with its earthy décor, fresh teas, coffee, and local snacks, each moment feels curated with care.

As evening falls, the Courtyard comes alive with starlit dinners, glowing bonfires, and a variety of cuisines, turning every meal into a celebration of place, flavour, and togetherness.

The serene spa Oasis at Utsav Camp is a true haven of relaxation and wellbeing. Guests can indulge in a variety of non-medical treatments designed to rejuvenate the body and refresh the senses. Every detail of the space speaks of tranquillity, perfect after a day exploring the natural surroundings.

Discover a tapestry of experiences at Utsav Camp Sariska, thoughtfully curated to invigorate mind, body, and soul. Bespoke experiences are available such as al fresco breakfasts in the wilderness and guided safaris through Sariska National Park.

Nature lovers can explore on wilderness walks and drives, and birdwatching excursions, with over 280 bird species in the area, and those looking for some cuture can visit the historic Neelkanth Temple, just 16km away. Unforgettable moments closer to camp include, Boulder Sundowners, Breakfast in the Wilderness and the signature Camp High Tea.

As evening falls, the camp offers intimate dining experiences with Starlight Camp Dinners and Twilight Boulder Dinners, blending seasonal cuisine with the magic of the Aravalli landscape.

Utsav Camp Sariska is deeply committed to sustainability, following a Zero-mile approach by sourcing fresh produce from its organic garden, nourished with natural manure and vermicompost. The camp minimises single-use plastics, provides filtered water in glass bottles, composts biodegradable waste, and encourages guests to reduce non-biodegradable waste. Hundreds of indigenous trees support water conservation and the local ecosystem, while a 34-KW solar installation offsets over 200 tonnes of carbon emissions annually.

Trained naturalists document local flora and fauna, preserving the region’s biodiversity and creating a space where responsible tourism and nature thrive. Founder Luv Shekawat has dedicated his life to environmental preservation through the Sampat Wildlife Foundation, established to honour his grandfather’s legacy, engaging in education, research, and hands-on conservation to safeguard India’s natural heritage.