Murera River Camp

Murera River Camp

Murera River Camp is a luxury safari camp on the banks of the Murera River in Meru National Park, Kenya. The camp offers a tranquil and immersive wilderness experience, with stunning views of the surrounding landscape and abundant wildlife. With its prime location in the park, Murera River Camp provides unparalleled access to Meru’s diverse landscapes and wildlife. Including the Big Five – lions, leopards, elephants, buffalo, and rhinos. The camp is named after the nearby Murera River, which flows gently through the park. Providing a lifeline for the abundant wildlife that inhabits the area. The river’s tranquil waters and lush surroundings create a soothing atmosphere, perfect for relaxation and rejuvenation.

Facilities and amenities at Murera River Camp

Accommodation

10 roomy and lavish tents, each featuring an en-suite bathroom, private veranda, and breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Each cabin is deep under thick canopies decorated with earth colors and canopies.

 Restaurant

The exquisitely designed restaurant provides a wide range of international and local cuisine, with an emphasis on using fresh, locally sourced ingredients to create delectable dishes. The large dining area serves international and local meals.

The bar is well-equipped, offering a diverse selection of beverages and cocktails, with a particular focus on providing the perfect drinks for enjoying the sunset and sharing campfire stories.

Activities arranged by Murera River Camp

Game Drives

Guided game drives in Meru National Park, led by expert guides and conservationists will enable you to explore the park’s diverse landscapes, from grasslands to forests and wetlands, and spot an array of wildlife, including the Big Five – lions, leopards, elephants, buffalo, and rhinos

Bush Walks and Birdwatching

Guided bush walks and birdwatching excursions, led by expert guides explore the park’s scenic landscapes on foot, spotting small game, birds, and insects. Learn about the unique flora and fauna of the region

Fishing

Try your hand at catch-and-release fishing, using eco-friendly tackle and techniques in the nearby Murera River and create lifetime memories

Cultural Visits

Cultural visits to local communities, led by expert guides enable you to learn about traditional Kenyan customs and ways of life, visit local villages, and meet the people, gaining a deeper understanding of the region’s culture

Conservation Activities

Opportunities to participate in conservation activities, such as tree planting and habitat restoration, work alongside the camp’s conservation team, and learn about the park’s conservation efforts. Contribute to the preservation of this incredible wilderness area and its inhabitants

Sundowner Cocktails and Campfire Stories

Enjoy sundowner cocktails and canapés around the campfire, listen to stories of the park’s history, myths, and legends, shared by the camp’s guides and conservationists, and relax and unwind, taking in the stunning views and tranquil atmosphere.