Laikipia Wilderness Camp offers a mix of acivities, including walking safaris, day & night game drives, fishing, swimming in the Ewaso Narok River, and fly camping. The relaxed atmosphere, wide range of activities on offer, modest prices, and the high standard of guiding make this a great option for families and for active travellers who are looking for something more than a 4x4 safari.
Wildlife in the region is excellent with healthy populations of elephant, giraffe, lion, hyena and assorted plains game. Over half of Kenya’s rhino are found in Laikipia. This is also a great spot for birding, with over 300 varieties identified.
The camp is owned and run by Steve and Annabelle Carey, a Zimbabwean couple with many years of experience in the safari industry, both as safari guides and camp manages.
Laikipia Wilderness Camp is open all year round.
Accommodation
Laikipia Wilderness Camp offers six ensuite tented rooms, set on raised platforms each with private veranda overlooking the bush. Four of the tents are set up with an extra bedroom, making them perfect for families. Furnishings are simple but comfortable with large beds, open-air bathrooms, bedside tables with lighting and storage for clothes and personal possessions.
Dining
Evening meals are served in the dining tent, which also doubles as a lounge. Breakfast is usually served outdoors on the deck.
Facilities
Dining room
Lounge
Small library
Campfire
Activities
Day and night game drives
Walking safaris
Tubing and swimming in the Ewaso Narok River
Fishing
Fly-camping
Child Policy
Children of all ages are welcome, though please note that there is a minimum age of 8 for joining the walking safaris.
