
Way Kambas is a large national park covering 130,000 hectares. It consists of swamp forest and lowland rain forest, becoming a reserve in 1972 It has long been known for being home to a significant population of Sumatran elephants, some Sumatran tigers and Malaysian tapirs, and numerous bird species. In the 1990s, it was revealed that the park was also home to a little-known or seen population of around 40 Sumatran rhinos - one of only three surviving populations in Indonesia.

Eco Lodges Indonesia has taken on a new venture to help Way Kambas National Park protect the endangered Sumatran Elephant and the rare Sumatran Rhino and Tiger, almost on the verge of extinction. Conservation projects associated with the Eco Lodges make regular contributions to protecting the wildlife.

Satwa Elephant Eco Lodge is only a short walk of 500 metres from the Park entrance, adjoining a pleasant rural village. Employment and locally purchased goods by the Eco Lodge significantly help the village and give the local people the opportunity to improve numerous skills for alternative employment.
Set in an extensive walled garden full of tropical fruit trees there are four cottages each with spacious rooms sleeping up to four people with spring beds, ceiling fans, hot water showers and western toilets. There is a desk and computer power point and a verandah and comfortable chairs. All guest cottages, facilities, some perimeter lighting and office are powered by renewable solar energy. The windows are fully screened. In a delightful open restaurant , meals give a taste of Indonesian recipes and ingredients, with a full western breakfast to start the day, or a picnic box. If you are travelling with children, the local village kids love to have a game of soccer in the afternoon in the Eco Lodge grounds.

Accommodation and Rooms
Satwa Elephant Eco Lodge, Lumpung Province on the island of Sumatra, is a short walk through the local village in Way Kanan Regency, from the front entry of the Way Kambas National Park. The Lodge is set in a tranquil tropical Asian environment with lush walled gardens full of tropical fruit trees.
You will really feel you are in the heart of Asia !
There are four cottages, each having two spacious rooms and sleeping up to three people with ceiling fans, hot water showers, western toilets and a verandah with comfortable chairs. The rooms also provide a desk and computer power point and the windows are fully screened.. All guest cottages, facilities, some perimeter lighting and office are powered by renewable solar energy. In the delightful open restaurant, experience a taste of Indonesia with fresh ingredients from the garden and local village. A full western breakfast starts the day, and picnic boxes are available.
With a cold beer to hand as owls "poink" to each other at dusk, guests can recount their adventures.




Main Features & Attractions
Forest lodge situated on the edge of 'The Way Kambas National Park'.
Accommodation Features
We provide clean, comfortable accommodation extremely suitable to the environment in which it is located.
Forest lodge situated on the edge of 'The Way Kambas National Park'.
- Sumatra Elephants, Feeding & Safari
- Sumatra Rhinos
- Sumatra Tigers
- Tapir, Birds, Butterflies
- River boat trips
Accommodation Features
We provide clean, comfortable accommodation extremely suitable to the environment in which it is located.
- 8 Double Rooms with attached bathrooms
- Fully screened
- Western style toilets
- Hot water showers
- Ceiling fans powered by Solar Energy
- Simple Bar
- Open restaurant
- Computer facilities
- Fax and email
- Friendly staff




