Camp Mewar on Ketkiya is set in a thickly wooded ten acres plot, sharing a common boundary with the Tiger reserve on its south. The camp gets its name from the 'Ketkiya Nala', a stream which trickles along its edge. 'Ketkiya-Kewra' - (Pendanus) a fragrant flowering plant that grows in the abundance along the banks. Tigers are usually in residence at Ketkiya.

A picturesque drive over perennial streams, through fields and hutments, the camp is a mere fifteen minutes drive from the park entrance. It comprises of 4 Aodhis (cottages in the design of hunting towers of the erstwhile rulers of Mewar), 5 Tents and 3 Wood-thatch Huts.

Camp operates from mid-October till mid-April.

The Camp is owened and operated by Vikramaditya Singh, a keen sportsman and wild life enthusiast.