Deva-Vatala National Park is a protected area in Bhimber District, Azad Kashmir, Pakistan. It is located close to the Indian border and links with the district of Gujrat. The park is one of the few protected areas in Azad Kashmir to be located in a thorn forest.

The park is an important hotspot for biodiversity and has many lakes which attract waterfowl. The climate of the area is mainly semi-arid. It is a hilly area with a maximum height of 1,101m above sea level. It is part of the Lower Himalayan Range, and is mainly covered by tropical thorn forest. The forest is mainly tropical thorn covered by Acacia and many evergreen trees with diverse shrub growth. It is home to some of the most diverse wildlife, including the only population of Red Junglefowl, in Pakistan.