Access & Location
Located in the centre of Kenya in the Lewa Conservancy.
Lewa Safari Camp
One of five camps located in the Lewa Conservancy in the Central Region of Kenya
Comfortable communal areas including a bar, lounge and dining area
11 en-suite tents, including two family suites
Game drives, camel and horse safaris, swimming, spa treatments and visits to local villages
Our Yellow Zebra Opinion
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Well-loved lodge
The most affordable option in Lewa and a camp that offers decent standards for the lower price. With access to the same game areas as all other camps, it’s a worthy value option.
Activities
There is no lack of activities at Lewa Safari Camp.
Game viewing
Pool, spa and horse riding
Cultural visits
Guide insights
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Game viewing here is particularly good! However, guests also have the option to go on guided walks, including visiting the beautiful Ngare Ndare Forest.
As well as this, guests may also make use of the swimming pool and sunloungers, spa treatments, and both camel- and horse riding that are offered at the camp.
It is also possible to go on cultural visits to local villages.
All of the guides at Lewa Safari are highly skilled, with some having worked within the Conservancy for over fifteen years. And the guides not only have their Kenya Professional Safari Guides Association certification, but they are also trained directly from the Conservancy itself to ensure they meet the ‘Lewa Standard’.
*This property is unfenced and located in a wildlife area, so large and potentially dangerous animals do pass through. If you opt to stay here, always be alert when walking around the camp and request for a member of staff to escort you if you have any concerns. Any guest is escorted after dark as a matter of course.
Make an EnquiryMake an EnquiryFacilities
The entire property is fenced, making it ideal for families with younger children.
Pool
Bar
The main areas of the camp have a very friendly and relaxed atmosphere, with guests having the options of chilling out on the sofas, going for a dip in the pool, or having a drink at the bar. Table tennis in the outdoor lounge area is great fun for when guests are in between game drives! At dinner time, guests are seated at their own individual tables, giving them some privacy whilst also enabling them to communicate with their fellow guests should they wish.
Whether you are being served your breakfast by the pool in the outdoor lounge area, a picnic in the plains themselves, or afternoon tea, you can rest assured that the food, made with fresh ingredients, will be delicious! The camp is also very happy to cater for special dietary requirements, such as gluten free or vegan.
Make an EnquiryAmenities
Lewa Safari Camp boasts 11 en-suite safari tents, two of which are family suites.
Family suites
Veranda
Each tent is private, with spectacular views. The rooms can either be laid out as doubles, twins, or triples for children under the age of 16. All tents are thatched roofed and include a bed, a writing desk, en-suite facilities and a spacious veranda. They have a very homely feel and Lewa Safari Camp has achieved the perfect balance between authenticity and high-quality accommodation and service!
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