A tented camp on a river bend between two national parks, built around active anti-poaching conservation.
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Overview
Conservation, By Design
Founded by designer Bill Bensley, the camp sits on a wildlife corridor between Bokor and Cardamom National Parks.
Shinta Mani Wild occupies a dramatic river bend in a wildlife corridor between two national parks, reached by a zipline entrance across the water. The camp funds and hosts an active anti-poaching unit patrolling the surrounding forest, and guests can join rangers on patrol as part of their stay. Tented suites are raised on stilts above the river, styled with the same theatrical flair found across Bill Bensley's other properties, pairing genuine conservation work with unmistakable design.
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Tented Suites
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Active Anti-Poaching Unit
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Zipline Camp Entrance
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Protected Corridor
Suites
Tents on the River Bend
Stilted river-view tents styled with Bill Bensley's signature theatrical design.
River Tent — Shinta Mani Wild
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River-View TentsTents raised on stilts directly above the river bend.
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Zipline ArrivalGuests arrive at camp via a zipline crossing over the water.
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Anti-Poaching AccessGuests can join rangers on active anti-poaching patrols.