Accommodation Options
Choose the stay that fits your travel style
⛺ Kanjeta Eco Campsite (Forest Department)
The most popular option for wildlife enthusiasts. Set around a peaceful lake, the campsite offers Swiss tents and dormitory-style accommodation. Meals are included and prepared using local ingredients.
Facilities: Tents with beds, shared washrooms, bonfire area, guided nature walks, simple meals.
Best for: Nature lovers, birdwatchers, photographers, solo travellers.
Booking: Advance reservation through Gujarat Forest Department website or Dahod forest office.
⛺ Naldha Eco Campsite (Forest Department)
Similar to Kanjeta, Naldha offers a serene lakeside camping experience. It's slightly less crowded and offers excellent birdwatching opportunities. The camp also organizes cultural evenings with Bhil folk performances.
Facilities: Tents, dormitory, washrooms, meals, guided activities.
Best for: Groups, families, those seeking a quieter camping experience.
🏨 Hotels in Dahod Town
Dahod town has several decent hotels for travellers who prefer more conventional accommodation. Most are located near the railway station or bus stand. Options include:
| Hotel | Type | Approx. Tariff |
|---|---|---|
| Hotel Savera Palace | Mid-range, AC rooms | ₹ 1500–2500 |
| Hotel Neelkanth | Budget hotel | ₹ 800–1500 |
| Hotel Shalimar | Budget, basic | ₹ 500–1000 |
| Keshav Guest House | Budget lodge | ₹ 400–800 |
Best for: Families, business travellers, those who prefer private rooms and modern amenities.
🏠 Homestays & Community Tourism
For the most immersive experience, consider a homestay in a tribal village. While the infrastructure is basic (charpoy beds, outdoor toilets, simple meals), the warmth of the hosts and the authenticity of the experience are unmatched.
Currently, homestays are limited and best arranged through local contacts or the forest department. Community-based tourism initiatives are growing, and we recommend inquiring at the Dahod District Tourism Office for the latest options.
Best for: Cultural travellers, researchers, photographers, those seeking authentic experiences.
Booking Tips
✓ Eco-campsites: Book 2–4 weeks in advance during peak season (Oct–Mar).
✓ Hotels: Advance booking is recommended on weekends and during festival periods.
✓ Homestays: Arrange through trusted local contacts or tourism office.
✓ Always check cancellation policies before booking.
✓ Carry cash — many smaller establishments don't accept cards.