This is a great camp for those safari goers seeking a more off-the-beaten-track experience. It’s possible to combine a stay here with a few days at its sister camp, Laikipia Wilderness Camp. The drive between the camps takes around 5 hours.
Meru National Park encompasses 870 square kilometres of East African savannah, forest and marshland. It protects a wide variety of game, including elephant, buffalo, lesser kudu, gerenuk, hippo, crocodile, cheetah, leopard, lion, and both white and black rhino. It is a superb park for birding, with good numbers of water birds, woodland birds, and raptors. The guides at Meru Wilderness Camp are trained ornithologists.
Accommodation
Up to 4 light weight double/twin en-suite tents with bucket showers and short drop loos, comfy beds, carpets, side tables with solar lights and shelving for clothes. Each tent has a veranda.
Dining
Meals may be served in the dining tent or outside under the shade of a copse of trees. The food is freshly prepared on an open fire and charcoal oven. Local drinks, beer and wine are included.
Activities
4x4 Game drives
Bird watching
Fishing
Child Policy
Children over 5 years of age can be accommodated at Meru Wilderness Camp.
