Getting around · Lake Nakuru
ClassicMbweha Camp
Stone-and-thatch safari cottages · 10 cottages · Lake Nakuru, Kenya
- Tier
- Classic
- Style
- Stone-and-thatch safari cottages
- Size
- 10 cottages
- Region
- Lake Nakuru
- Nearest airstrip
- Congreve
- Drive from strip
- 2 min
Tucked inside the private Congreve Conservancy on the southern edge of Lake Nakuru National Park, it pairs park game drives with walks and night drives not permitted inside the park itself.
Mbweha sits within a 6,400-acre private conservancy bordering the southern boundary of Lake Nakuru National Park, around 25 minutes from the park gate. Its ten thatched stone cottages each have a private veranda, and guests can combine rhino-rich park drives with conservancy walks and sundowners. It is reached in roughly three hours by road from Nairobi.
Flying in
The nearest airstrip is Congreve, about 2 min by road from the lodge. See the real fly-in routes and how the rest of the region connects on the Getting Around map.
Open the fly-in mapEach Wildtouch safari is quoted individually — rates depend on your dates, the camps you choose and how it all links together. Wildtouch prices the whole journey, not a per-night sticker.
Safaris that visit Lake Nakuru
Mbweha Camp sits in Lake Nakuru. These are the routes we run through it — each one rebuilt around you, with your choice of camp.
7-Day Classic Kenya Safari: Lake Nakuru & Maasai Mara
Rhino at Lake Nakuru, then the big cats of the Maasai Mara — a week by road through the Great Rift Valley, with two nights in a fenced rhino sanctuary and three in Kenya's best-known reserve.
View this safari →10 days10-Day Classic Kenya Safari: Amboseli, Naivasha, Nakuru & Maasai Mara
Kenya's classic road circuit in ten days — Amboseli's elephants beneath Kilimanjaro, a boat on Lake Naivasha, rhino at Lake Nakuru and three nights in the Maasai Mara, with full days in each.
View this safari →13 days13-Day Grand Kenya Safari: Samburu, Nakuru, Maasai Mara, Naivasha & Amboseli
Kenya from north to south by road — the Samburu Special Five on the Ewaso Nyiro, rhino at Lake Nakuru, three nights in the Maasai Mara, a boat on Lake Naivasha and Amboseli's elephants beneath Kilimanjaro.
View this safari →Other places to stay nearby
Lake Nakuru Lodge
One of the original lodges inside the park, on the grounds of a former colonial farm, with mature gardens that draw warthog, colobus and a wealth of birdlife right up to the terrace.
ComfortLake Nakuru Flamingo Resort & Spa
A comfortable, well-priced base barely a stone's throw from Lake Nakuru National Park's Lanet Gate, with a spa and conference facilities.
ComfortMaili Saba Camp
Perched on the edge of Menengai Crater just outside Nakuru town, this rustic, community-run camp combines park game drives with crater walks and wide Rift Valley views.
ComfortSentrim Elementaita Lodge
A relaxed, accessible lodge a short walk from Lake Elmenteita on the Nairobi-Nakuru highway, with a pool, spa and escarpment views.
ClassicSarova Lion Hill Game Lodge
A long-established Sarova lodge set on a wooded hillside inside the park, with sweeping views down over Lake Nakuru and its flamingo-fringed shore. Reliable, well-run and ideally placed for early-morning rhino and game drives.
ClassicLake Nakuru Sopa Lodge
Perched high on the park's western escarpment, the Sopa enjoys some of the most commanding views of Lake Nakuru of any property, with an infinity pool that seems to spill towards the water far below.
ClassicSarova Woodlands Hotel & Spa
A polished town hotel in Nakuru's leafy Milimani district, around 10 km from the park's main gate, offering reliable comfort, a spa and extensive grounds.
ClassicSunbird Lodge
A small eco-friendly boutique lodge perched on 55 acres above Lake Elmenteita, with among the finest lake views in the area, around 20 minutes from Lake Nakuru.
LuxuryLake Elmenteita Serena Camp
An elegant Serena-run tented camp on the flamingo-filled shores of Lake Elmenteita within Soysambu Conservancy, around 30 minutes from Lake Nakuru.
Ultimate luxuryThe Cliff
Ten spacious tented suites perched at the top of a 100-metre rock face, each with a freestanding bath positioned for the view and an uninterrupted near-180-degree panorama of the lake and its flamingos.