Crater Lake Camp

Tucked away in a hidden corner of Kenya's Great Rift Valley, Crater Lake offers a stirring encounter with wild Africa, just 2hrs drive from the capital City Nairobi.

The camp is built on the shores of green volcanic lake in the bottom of an old volcanic crater. The crater is 87 hectares in extent and the lake takes up to 14 hectares of this area. The camp has been awarded a total of four awards by the Kenya travel Magazine “Travel News and Lifestyle” including Best tented camp in Kenya and Best Weekend getaway. It has also gained the reputation of being the most romantic camp in Kenya. The camp is open 24 hours.

Activities at the camp are centered on nature and wildlife. There are guided nature walks in the crater and the Sanctuary. The bird list is over 400 species, of which it is easy to spot more than 100 species in a day. There are more than 30 species of wildlife in the sanctuary .At night the Hippo come out of the main Naivasha Lake to graze, and it is possible to see the Aardvark and spring hares, Leopards and Bush Babies on night game drives. There is a colony of over 70 Colobus monkeys living here. In addition, most of the year are Flamingoes covering almost the entire lake, numbers of which can go up to 3000-4000.