About This Property
Mbweha Camp is in the unspoilt Congreve Conservancy on the edge of Lake Nakuru National Park. It’s a small, authentic camp with something for every age.
In the park we see leopard, lion, buffalo and plenty of antelope, and the lakeshore turns pink with flamingos. Because the conservancy sits outside the park, we can also drive at night, walk, ride horses and cycle.
Why We Love It
We love the private outdoor bathtubs, the roaring fire in the lounge and the secluded pool in the gardens. Family cottages make it easy with children.
Rooms & Details
Cottage
Ten stone-and-thatch cottages with private verandas and daybeds, four-poster or twin beds under nets, sofas, double basins and hot showers.
Main Areas
A thatch, wood and stone main building with African art, deep sofas round an open fire, a bar, an open-sided dining room, a pool, a spa and Wi-fully inclusive.
Dining
Fresh local produce, with breakfast breads baked in-house and lunch on the viewing terrace.
Amenities & Features
Cancellation Policy
We confirm the cancellation terms with you when you book.
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Rates
Prices start from $415 per night. Final pricing depends on season, room type, and availability. Check current rates on our booking partner's site for the most accurate pricing.
From USD 415 per person sharing per night, game package. Rates change by season, so ask us for a quote for your dates.
Location
How to Get There
Getting there
We arrange your road or air transfer to Lake Nakuru and the Congreve Conservancy.
Nearby Attractions
Lake Nakuru National Park, Lake Nakuru
Things to Do
At the property
The pool, the spa and fireside evenings.
In the area
Game drives in Lake Nakuru, night drives, guided walks, horse riding, mountain biking, bush dinners and cultural visits.
Good to Know
Children: Children are welcome, with family accommodation.
Wi-fully inclusive: Available.
Who It's For
Mbweha Camp suits families, travellers who want to explore on foot and keen birders heading to Lake Nakuru, Kenya.
Best Time to Visit
Open from July to January.
