Rows of pristine white tents stretch across the landscaped grounds near the Narmada River, glowing softly under evening lights. A stay at Tent City in Kevadia is not camping in the traditional sense it is a curated blend of comfort, culture, and scenic surroundings. Set close to the Statue of Unity, Tent City offers the charm of outdoor living with the amenities of a well-planned resort.
Each tent is fully furnished with proper beds, air-conditioning, attached bathrooms, and a sit-out area, combining rustic aesthetics with modern convenience. The layout is thoughtfully designed with paved walkways, dining halls, cultural performance spaces, and leisure zones. As night falls, the atmosphere becomes lively with folk music, local dance performances, and regional cuisine served in buffet style.
Morning views often reveal mist hovering over the nearby hills, while evenings are calm and breezy. The experience goes beyond accommodation it includes organized sightseeing assistance, internal transfers, and easy access to attractions like the Statue of Unity, Jungle Safari, and Sardar Sarovar Dam.
One fun fact people love:
Tent City operates seasonally and can accommodate hundreds of guests at once, creating a vibrant yet well-managed festival-like environment.
Where in Kevadia is it?
Tent City is located near the Statue of Unity complex in Kevadia, Gujarat, within easy reach of major attractions.
How to reach:
A private car or taxi is the most convenient option.
Kevadia is about 3–4 hours from Ahmedabad and around 2 hours from Vadodara.
Clear signage and dedicated parking areas guide guests to the Tent City entrance.
Best time to visit:
October to March offers pleasant weather for outdoor activities and comfortable evenings.
Best time of day:
Go either:
Late afternoon to enjoy sunset views and evening cultural programs
Or
Early morning to experience peaceful surroundings and cool air
Entry fee:
There is no separate entry ticket; stay packages typically include accommodation, meals, and internal transfers.
Commute difficulty:
Very easy, with smooth highways and organized on-site transport services.
Things nobody tells you about this place:
- Even though it is called “Tent City,” the comfort level is comparable to mid-range hotels.
- Cultural performances are often included in evening schedules.
- Peak season bookings sell out quickly, especially on weekends.
- Walking between tents and dining areas is part of the experience.
- Nights can become cooler near the river, especially in winter.
- Staying overnight offers a more relaxed experience than a rushed day trip to Kevadia.
