Must see hotels in Lake Nakuru National Park

Unlike Sopa Lodges elsewhere, which are often dated, dark and in obscure locations, this fine new property has light-filled rooms from high on a perch…

The big draw here is the view, stretching outwards from the lodge down into the park. Not all rooms have views – snaffle rooms 101 to 103 if you want to…

Sitting high up the lake’s eastern slopes, this lodge inhabits lovely, leafy grounds in a valley high above the lake. Rooms are understated and while some…

The Nyuki Special Campsite, a wilderness campsite with no facilities, is on the northeastern side of the lake. As the lake's water levels can vary, check…

Nyati Special Campsite, a wilderness campsite with no facilities, borders the northeastern side of the lake. As the lake's water levels can vary, check…

Hands down Nakuru's best budget choice, this rather charming cottage inside the park looks out towards the lake and often finds its own gardens frequented…

Flamingo Hill strikes a balance between accessible and wild, and offers a good deal. There's a smart wooden communal area, 30 comfortable tents (which are…

This campsite has the best facilities of any inside the park, although it's still rather basic – an ablutions block with cold running water is the extent…

Soysambu Special Campsite, a wilderness campsite with no facilities, is south of the lake beside the Nderit River. As the lake's water levels can vary,…

Naishi Special Campsite, a wilderness campsite with no facilities, is south of the lake beside the Makalia River. As the lake's water levels can vary,…

If you're travelling in a large group, this stone farmhouse represents good value inside the park. Four bedrooms sleep up to eight people, and there's a…

Housed in a block of low-slung rooms laced with green trim, this hostel is open to anyone, regardless of age. It's set in calm surrounds (unless there's a…