I have visited this place with my parents wife and a 3 yr old kid. If you are visiting madikeri (coorg) and you are trying to find a place to go on during your journey frm Bangalore, this place should not be missed. And that too this is not just a zoo wherein you see the elephants from far away...... More

We visited the Dubare Elephant camp in the last week of March 2013. Despite all of the mismanagement and frustration typically associated with Indian tourist spots, we actually had a fun time. We reached the place around 9.30am. The parking lot was crowded but still there was enough space to park. The bathing and feeding activities take place on the... More

We visited the Elephant camp as a destination in the last week of March 2013and didnot stay here. Weather is hot these days. Take ample sun-protection.Not much water in the river-still the sight is refreshing for city dwellers. It takes a five minutes boat-ride to cross the river and reach the elephant camp. We need to reach early (we reached... More

We went here at the end of March 2013, 2 adults and 2 kids - 4 and 9 years old. The climate was really HOT. We reached the location without any issues. After some initial confusion on how to get to the camp a friendly boarding assistant came and took us with all of our luggage to the camp in... More

I have no comments on the hotel but I would like to let you know please be careful while playing in water. I had taken my daughter to dubare and I repent for that. We got into water for playing and my daughter's foot got slit as some b******'s had put broken bottles inside water. I heard that lot of... More

On the bank of Kabini river and right in the forest Dubare this camp is situated. 28 domestic elephants are maintained here. The cottages are well built very cozy and comfortable.The services from one and all , say from check in to check out , one line I may give - The Royal treatment and served with very special care.... More

This is a popular elephant reserve by the Cauvery river. We did go there to see the elephants and take part in the elephant-bathing process. Which we did and was fun. However what really excited us a lot was the rafting trip we took for 1hr over Cauvery. They charged us Rs.100 for it and our raft-chief, Mr.Darshan really made... More

This is an amazing place if you got kids. Must visit. Me and my wife visited this camp, once again govt operated camp. We were provided a one hut which was big enough for 2 of us. This gove camp does not have many huts though. may be 12. But this place is near Kaveri river where elephants are being... More

The Dubare camp offers as an easy escape from the city, straight into the lap of nature. The Dubare forest area though small, holds lots of opportunity to experience wildlife (elephants, chital, gaur, birds and the stray predators). This however is not the main attraction of the camp. People come here mainly for the elephant camp - some even doing... More