Deluxe
Claridges Corbett Hideaway & Claridges Riverside Resort
The two properties are situated 9km from Ramnagar close to the National Park at Garjia. Independent cottages with attached baths, and connected to one another by pebbled pathways provide both privacy and comfortable lodging. The Kosi river flows behind the two Resorts and the Garjia trail nearby, which goes over the suspension bridge, across Kosi, is one of the best routes for birdwatching. Hideaway also has a delightful swimming pool and a bar and a multi-cuisine restaurant turning out mouth-watering dishes.

Infinity Resorts
Infinity Resorts previously known as the Tiger Tops Jungle Lodge is located at a stone's throw away from the National Park, on the banks of river Kosi, with an excellent view of the jungles and the Himalayas. The Resort has 24 AC rooms with attached baths, a swimming pool, bar, and its kitchen serves delicious cuisine to its guests. The Infinity Resorts operate their own NGO called Corbett Foundation, which conducts scientific research in the area and also provides financial assistance to villagers whose livestock is killed by tigers and leopards.

Standard
Tiger Camp
Tiger Camp offers a luxurious accommodation at an affordable price, a true Jungle Lodge with a friendly staff, situated on the periphery of the Park. Situated in the lush green Kosi river valley it offers independent cottages with attached baths. For those looking for great outdoor feeling there are puff tents. The Camp offers an authentic Kumaoni experience with the modern day comforts.

For a close to nature experience
Camp Forktail
Creek Camp Forktail Creek lies in a true jungle setting about 25 kilometres from Ramnagar and accessible only on foot from the main road which passes through dense sal forest. It is located in one corner of an abandoned grassland and is surrounded by thick deciduous forest with a wide view of the Shivalik hills. The Camp has 12 safari styled tents with attached semi-tiled toilets with running cold water; hot water is supplied in the mornings and evenings in buckets. The tents are raised on wooded platforms with a private sundeck to each one. Being a forest camp use of electricity is spurned; instead, lanterns and oil lamps are used for illumination.