Mbweha Camp

Mbweha Camp is nestled up against the southern border of Lake Nakuru National Park with beautiful views over the Eburru and Mau ranges. Congreve Conservancy is part of the greater conservancy area called Soysambu which has a large part of Elementaita within its borders. Mbweha Camp is easily accessible from Nairobi by road in about 2 hours along the Nairobi – Nakuru Highway. The lodge has access to a nearby airstrip for charter flights.

Accommodation and Meals 

Mbweha Camp has 10 Rustic lava-stone cottages with thatched roofs are surrounded by euphorbia candelabra, yellow barked acacia and other indigenous trees. Every cottage is surrounded by Candelabra Euphorbia, yellow barked Acacia and other indigenous trees that provide a relaxed atmosphere as you listen to the African night sounds of a lion roar or the laughter of the hyena in the distance.

Being situated outside a National Park allows many activities, including walking, mountain biking and night game drives. Guests can also enjoy day trips into Nakuru National Park with the option of a gourmet bush lunch with spectacular views of the Lake and the National Park. Being in the heart of Soysambu Conservancy Implies Clients are enreached in history as Soysambu is a world Heritage Site and Ramsar Site. Add on the fact that it is an important bird area, home to a great variety of flora and funa with a set of 12,000 wildlife including 10% of the global population of the endangered colosius monkey. Both the lesser and greater flamingo frequent the near by L. Elementaita whichis also a breeding ground for the great white pelican.

The Lake Nakuru National Park Nderit Gate is about 20 minutes’ drive from camp: in less than half an hour you’re game-driving in a very wildlife-rich environment, which also tends to mean it’s usually very busy with visitors. While Lake Nakuru is no longer the preferred feeding ground for hundreds of thousands of lesser flamingos