At Ol Pejeta Bush Camp, experience the fundamental joys of game viewing in the center of Africa. This camp represents a classic example of traditional safari experiences in a picturesque conservation area abundant with wildlife.
Reasons for Our Enthusiasm and Your Anticipated Appreciation
Ol Pejeta is the sanctuary for the last two remaining northern white rhinos globally, safeguarded by round-the-clock armed protection.
Families are invited, and children will be engaged through the Junior Ranger Programme.
Reachable via a 4-hour drive from Nairobi or by taking a flight to Kamok airstrip, followed by a 45-minute drive to the camp.
Accommodation in generously sized en-suite safari tents featuring hot water bucket showers
Conventional game drives alongside distinctive experiences such as horseback riding with rhinos and canine training for anti-poaching efforts
The Ol Pejeta Bush Camp Experience
This genuine Kenya bush camp offers an experience free from chandeliers and artwork; instead, you will be fully immersed in the wilderness, enjoying a true safari in one of the country’s most wildlife-rich regions. Ol Pejeta Bush Camp is situated along the banks of the Ewaso Ngiro River, a vital resource for the region and an attraction for diverse wildlife.

Ol Pejeta Bush Camp is located within an innovative wildlife conservancy and operational cattle ranch. Gain valuable insights into conservation practices while participating in exceptional safari activities guided by the dedicated owners and their knowledgeable, resident guides. This conservancy is home to the Sweetwaters Chimpanzee Sanctuary, a distinctive project initiated by Jane Goodall in Kenya.

Ol Pejeta Conservancy, located at the base of Mount Kenya, hosts a diverse array of wildlife and approximately 200 bird species. The wildlife observable in the area comprises elephants, lions, leopards, cheetahs, and rhinoceroses, alongside a variety of abundant plains game. Additionally, one may observe other distinctive species, including Grevy’s Zebra, Beisa Oryx, and Jackson’s Hartebeest.