We had 2 nights at the camp and whilst the Lions were not in residence over any of our drives the camp more than lived up to our expectations which given the name wilderness meant we went for the location and not expecting ***** pampering. However the tents were to a good standard and whilst not everything worked all the... More

We stayed in the wilderness camp on X-mas day and enjoyed our time immensely. We stayed in on of the new tents (if that's what you can call it ;-)). The bed was very comfy, they have bush showers which you need to order and the water was mixed at the requested temperature. Our lunch was a nice two course... More

A warm welcome and this really did feel like being in the wilderness. Large tent and plenty of hot water for a shower in the morning. Good food served in a lovely central area overlooking the river, games, books and magazinesare available if you want them which is a nice touch for those who are there for longer stays, unfortunately... More

This was by far the most expensive accomodation we stayed in during our visit to Uganda so we were expecting something fairly special. We stayed here for 2 nights. Unfortunately the experience just didn't reflect the price. We have also stayed at a number of tented camps in Tanzania and this just didn't compare to what you get there. Our... More

We only stayed one night as an intermediate stop between QE. NP and BWINDI NP but we advise future travellers at least a second night . Camp location is outstanding along the Ntungwe river and tents are constructed with space in between to get more pricvacy . Central lounge , dining and relaxing area under one tatched roof but close... More

The camp is by an attractive river & has a large tree full of nesting weaver birds. The food was good & the tents clean & comfortable. There was plenty of hot water for the bucket shower. The camp has a good environmental attitude. A very good place to stay to explore the Ishasha region from. More

We spent just one night in this camp last December and enjoyed our stay so much we wished we had more time here. The camp is situated in the Ishasha section of the Queen Elizabeth National Park and the vegetation is quite different to the rest of the park. It is less scrubby here and in fact very pretty indeed.... More

This camp is a gem. Good food, new tents, fantastic location in a remote setting, helpful staff and at least superb wildlife. What else should I say? More

As described before this Camp is in a beautiful setting, tents fine although my chemical toilet didn't work very well, BUT the food and service was average to not very good, the staff did not seem to want to talk to you, there was no alternative to the food menu, so if you didn't like the food then bread was... More