Jungle tents
Jungle tents for forest and wildlife resorts
Tents for wooded, humid and wildlife rich land: raised off the ground, sealed against insects, and planned to leave the forest floor as it was.
Forest sites
What a forest site asks of a tent
A forest gives guests shade, birdsong and privacy. It also brings humidity, leaf litter, insects and animals. A jungle tent is planned around all of that.
- Raised decks keep the floor dry, let water and small animals pass under, and avoid digging up roots.
- Mesh on every opening and zipped or glazed doors keep insects out at night.
- Mould resistant fabric and ventilation matter more in humid shade than in open sun.
- Clear space around each tent limits falling branches and fire risk. Check tree health before you site a tent.
- Rules: land near forests, sanctuaries and eco sensitive zones often has extra limits. Confirm them with your local authority first.
Our Nature’s Defense guides cover keeping insects, snakes and allergens away from a glamping site.
Tents for forests
Structures that suit wooded land
Cocoon tent
Curved, weather resistant shell for wet, shaded forest sites.
- Size
- 8 × 5 m or 10 × 5.4 m
- Sleeps
- 4 to 6 guests
- Setup
- 4 days to set up
2 colourways
From₹16,20,000View details
Studio safari tent
Classic canvas suite with a deck, glass doors and an attached bath area.
- Size
- 8.5 × 4.3 m or 10.7 × 5.5 m
- Sleeps
- 2 to 4 guests
- Setup
- 4 days to set up
2 colourways
From₹2,50,000View details
Presidential suite tent
The flagship canvas residence, with a high pavilion roof and a wide veranda.
- Size
- 6 × 6 m, 4.5 m high
- Sleeps
- 3 to 4 guests
- Setup
- 5 days to set up
2 colourways
From₹15,00,000View details
Timba tent
A round, timber framed yurt shape with a central crown.
- Size
- 6 m across
- Sleeps
- 2 to 4 guests
- Setup
- 4 days to set up
2 colourways
From₹7,15,000View details
Prices are for the standard configuration, before 18% GST. Shipping is charged at actual cost and installation is quoted separately for your site.
Care
Keeping a tent fresh in the forest
- WeeklyBrush off leaves and twigs, check drainage around the deck and air the tent on dry days.
- MonthlyCheck mesh, zips and seals. Clear growth touching the canvas.
- Before the monsoonCheck guy ropes, anchors and the roof. Trim branches over each tent.
- After the monsoonClean the canvas with mild soap, dry it fully and treat any mould spots early.
Questions
Jungle tents: common questions
Which tent suits a forest resort?
There is no single answer. Cocoon and safari tents on raised decks suit most forest sites; we suggest one after seeing your land, rainfall and access.
How do you keep insects out of a jungle tent?
Mesh on every opening, sealed floors on a raised deck, and good habits such as closing doors at dusk. Our guides explain more.
Can tents be set up without cutting trees?
Usually yes. Decks on light footings can be placed between trees, and the layout can be drawn around them.
Do jungle tents need special permission?
Land near forests and protected areas often has extra rules. Check with your local authority before you build.
Next step
Plan a forest stay
Send us photos of the land and its location. We suggest structures, deck heights and a written quotation.
