We went there for Easter this year (2012), the camp is small inside a private conservation area, has some animals in the compound and all is well maintained and clean. The place is super quiet so if you want to relax, this is a place to go. We loved the fireplace in the reception, at nights is very warming to... More

Our drive from Nairobi down the spectacular Great Rift Valley was simply amazing but then the short drive off the main Nairobi-Nakuru Highway to Mbweha Camp was very rough and a poor reflection of an otherwise beautiful country. But, the camp was fabulous - just 10 African style cottages set in very lush grounds but the highlight was to experience... More

This is a great lodge with excellent service that is unfortunately hurt by the rules of Nakuru National park that state that entry fees are for 24 hours continuous stay in the park. Therefore, if you arrive in the afternoon of day 1, but also want to do a game drive on the morning of day 2, you will have... More

I have stayed here a couple of times with my family, great rooms (Rhino is the biggest if you have children...can sleep four adults and a baby), great food, lovely staff and a fabulous bar / firepit area... It is slightly off the beaten track, but not far from the side gate into Lake Nakuru National Park (you need a... More

We stayed 2 nights at this beautiful property hidden in a secluded area of the Soysambu Conservancy in the Rift Valley in September and thoroughly loved the property. On arrival we were welcomed with fruit cocktails and finger biting and then escorted to our African style hut. the 'huts' are spacious and beautifully appointed with large beds, 2 sinks in... More

My wife and I recently stayed for a last-minute 2-day break in August 2011. While our initial plan was to camp as usual, the rains in the preceding week made us consider the cottage option. Based on a verbal quotation which reduced my rate from $245 to $145 and my wife( who is kenyan) at KShs 10,00 we duly decide... More

I stayed 2 nights in July with my family in two adorable huts in this camp. The huts have great beds and bathrooms and are designed with very good taste in a nice mix of African and modern style. It is an extremely quiet place and in the night it is great to hear the animals around. Electricity is on... More

We reached the place from an organized tour with no preliminary ideas on the location. It came to be an amazing experience in all senses. It took unfortunately around 30mins drive on a construction road to the Lake Nakury Reserve. Once the road is finished, that's the best choice: Romantic, service, luxurious, local flavours. Fantastic!! More

The Mbweha Camp also belongs to the antua-enkop group (as Elephant Bedroom, Tipilikwani and Mara Ngenche). We stayed there for 2 nights. It is unfenced and located in the Soysambu Conservancy, about 15 minutes drive to the Nderit Gate to enter Lake Nakuru NP. I must add, that the road from the entry of the Soysambu Conservancy to the gate... More