Kerala · Wayanad
Resorts in Wayanad, set deep in the Western Ghats
Wayanad is Kerala's high plateau — cardamom forests, rice valleys, and old plantation country where the air still smells of rain. The Hills Camp shortlist skips the resort strip and points you to small, owner-run stays where the wilderness does most of the talking.
Handpicked stays in Wayanad
About Wayanad
Most of our Wayanad properties sit between Kalpetta, Vythiri, and the edges of the Wildlife Sanctuary — close enough to safaris and Edakkal Caves, far enough that you fall asleep to cicadas instead of traffic.
Expect long verandahs, plantation walks, and meals built around the day's catch from local farms. A two-night stay is the sweet spot; three lets the place actually slow you down.
Frequently asked
- What kind of resorts in Wayanad does Hills Camp curate?
- We hand-pick treehouse stays, plantation bungalows, riverside cottages, and glamping retreats across Wayanad — each chosen for a quiet, wilderness-first feel rather than mass-tourism resorts.
- When is the best time to visit Wayanad?
- October to March is the popular dry season with cool, clear days. The monsoon (June–September) turns Wayanad's forests electric green and is ideal for travellers who love mist, rain, and slow days indoors.
- How do I reach Wayanad?
- The nearest airport is Calicut International (around 100 km / 3 hours by road). Kozhikode railway station is the closest major rail head. Most of our properties share door-to-door driving directions after booking.
- Are Hills Camp Wayanad stays family-friendly?
- Most are. Each listing notes max guests, child policy, and whether the terrain suits small children or elderly guests — check the individual property page before you book.
- Can I book a Wayanad resort for a weekend getaway?
- Yes — two-night weekend stays are the most common booking. A few of our smaller treehouses and cottages have a one-night option during off-season.