Overview
Guarded by the snowy tips of the mighty Mount Kenya, Ol Pejeta Bush Camp is located in Laikipia Province. Home to the last two remaining northern white rhinos, as well as other rare and endangered wildlife, the area is patrolled night and day by dedicated, specialist rangers.
This serene tented camp overlooks the narrow Eswago Ngiro River, with sumptuous views of the Ol Pejeta plains. The surrounding terrain ranges from savannah and marshland to thickets and forests, and is densely populated with a range of wildlife.Â

Rooms
The camp is host to seven tents, including one family tent. Each boasts an en-suite bathroom complete with flushing toilets and bucket showers, as well as a secluded private deck to spend a relaxing few hours of down time surrounded by nature.
Amenities
The camp’s main tent and nearby fire pit is a great place to enjoy a chilled glass of your favorite tipple and regale stories of your safari drives. It also serves as the main hub for all of your freshly prepared meals, where ingredients are sourced from regional farms and the local women’s co-operative.Â
Other amenities at Ol Pejeta Bush Camp include battery charging facilities and a laundry service.
Gallery
Take a look around
Safari
The classic safari game drive is available to guests at Ol Pejeta Bush Camp, with early morning coffee and tea for the first drive followed by a subsequent drive in the late afternoon to take advantage of the most active times of day for the animal .
The conservancy is home to the Big Five – elephant, rhino, buffalo, leopard and lion – as well as a vast array of over 300 bird species. Other rare and endangered wildlife living here include African wild dogs, Grevy’s zebra and Jackson’s hartebeest, which are all under constant protection from poaching.Â

Experiences

Night Drives
.gardine-gradient-big

Big Cats
.gardine-gradient-small

Meet the Northern White Rhino
.gardine-gradient-small

Riding Safari
.gardine-gradient-big

Cultural Tours
.gardine-gradient-big
Rates
Laikipia Wildlife

Lion

White Rhino (last two)

Elephant

Leopard

Cheetah

Buffalo

Giraffe

Black Rhino

Zebra




















