Camping Tips for Your Next Trip

This is an excellent choice for a short, comfortable camping trip from Nairobi. The campsite sits on 60 acres of land on the Malewa...

Mount Suswa is simply enchanting, with the “Lost Forest” in its inner crater shrouded in mystery. Sacred to the Maasai, one can only...

Hell’s Gate National Park may sound cliché; it’s relatively well-known, not too far from Nairobi, and a classic destination for shorter...

This campsite offers one of the most—if not the most—comfortable camping experiences within reasonable reach of Nairobi. Impeccably...

Sanctuary Farm is an excellent launching pad from which to explore some of Lake Naivasha’s attractions. Most notably, it is just a short...

Crater Lake Sanctuary is an excellent choice for families. The campsite is nestled within a forest of leleshwa trees, enclosed by a...

The campsite in Oserengoni Sanctuary, which might not have an official name, is located in the Naivasha area and is an ideal spot for...

Mount Elgon National Park feels like an undiscovered gem; it's severely underrated and almost mystical in the secrets it reveals. The...

If you aspire to explore diverse landscapes in Kenya on your safari or camping trips, then without a doubt, Shaba National Reserve is a...

Upon arriving at Viewpoint Campsite, you'll quickly understand the inspiration behind its name—offering some of the most surreal and...

Ol Pejeta Conservancy—a 360 square kilometer private wildlife sanctuary in the Laikipia region of Kenya—symbolizes the dramatic...

Established in 1968, Meru National Park is a national treasure. It spans over 870 square kilometers of savannah, interspersed with...

Lumo Community Wildlife Conservancy is located south of the Taita Hills in southeastern Kenya. Established in 1997, this community-based...

The Chyulu Hills are a volcanic mountain range in southeastern Kenya, located north of Tsavo West National Park. The region is known for...