A Traditional African Tented Safari Bush Camp in Samburu Located at the base of Samburu tribe’s ancestral sacred mountain, Mt O’lolokwe, on a private wildlife conservancy in one of Kenya’s last remaining wilderness frontiers. 8 classic safari tents with shaded verandas Beautiful views from guest room A natural rock pool overlooking a wildlife watering hole Guided game-drives and bush walks Simple comfort at an affordable price The space The camp is surrounded by a network of trails and mountain walks for all abilities. A team of guides is available to help you plan a traditional African sundowner, a picnic breakfast on a mountain ledge at daybreak, or help you explore the mountain trails where you can often see the rare Grevy zebra, gerenuk, oryx, or watch the incredible feat of elephants ascending the mountain trails on their knees and bellies to get to the natural springs at the summit! Visit the nearby “Singing Wells,” an authentic cultural village, or the 3 nearby national parks and local conservancies. Community owned and operated Groups Welcome ~ Camping Available ~ Family Friendly! Guest access Private, traditional safari-style tents with hand-crafted log furniture and natural stonework are found in a valley alongside the dramatic vertical cliff of Mt O’Lolokwe. Each tent has solar power, hot showers, flush toilets and private stone verandas with stunning mountain views. Hike spectacular Mt Sabache with Warriors! Visit ancient cycad forests, rock art, and traditional ceremonial cave sites Exceptional birding, a registered IBA (Important Bird Area) Overnight camping trips at the summit of O’lolokwe-Sabache Easy access to several National Reserves and local wildlife conservancies Cultural visits to local villages, traditional songs and dancing Traditional medicinal plant hikes with Samburu medicine men Night wildlife safari drives, not available in parks Volunteer in community projects or conservation programs Camel safaris available Visit the Singing Wells! Our tented camp is a sustainable community-based ecotourism and is committed to environmentally sound practices. By staying with us, guests support wildlife and habitat conservation and provide direct employment and income to more than 145 families in the area. Other things to note Bring safari and hiking gear gear, insect repellent if unusually wet, sunscreen, a hat, personal items and medications. Please let us know if you need anything during your stay.