Bonnie Camp

Bonnie Camp(formerly known as Sundarikati Eco Conservation Camp) is one of the most remote and scenic watchtowers in the Sundarbans, located in the South 24 Parganas Forest Division of West Bengal. It is widely celebrated for its 50-foot watchtower, the tallest in the entire Sundarbans region, offering 360-degree panoramic views of the dense mangrove forests and winding waterways.

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Bonnie Camp is one of the tallest and most strategically located forest camps inside the Sundarban National Park.

Situated in the core area of the tiger reserve, Bonnie Camp is especially famous for its three-storey watch tower, offering one of the widest panoramic views of the mangrove forest.

Because of its location deep inside the forest zone, Bonnie Camp is considered one of the most exciting safari destinations in Sundarban.

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Why Visit Bonnie Camp?

Wildlife at Bonnie Camp

Bonnie Camp falls within an important tiger reserve zone. Visitors may observe:

  • Royal Bengal Tiger movement (rare but possible)
  • Spotted deer
  • Wild boars
  • Saltwater crocodiles
  • Exotic and migratory birds

Tiger pugmarks and movement signs are often reported in this region.

The three-storey watch tower provides:

  • 360-degree forest view
  • Excellent wildlife spotting visibility
  • Great photography opportunities
  • Elevated safety and observation point

Early morning visits increase the chances of spotting animals near water bodies.

October to March is the best time to visit Sundarban National Park.
Weather remains pleasant (10°C – 30°C), ideal for safari and sightseeing.

  • Summer (April–June): Hot & humid

  • Monsoon (July–September): Limited access due to heavy rains

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