Lake Burunge Tented Camp

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ROOMS:

Lake Burunge Tented Camp consists of 20 Luxury Tents and 10 Lodge Rooms located in a shady bush land grove, with spectacular views onto Lake Burunge.

Its main building offers a central lounge and bar/dining area built on a raised wooden deck. This elevated platform is the ideal venue for guests to relax and enjoy a sun downer whilst the sun disappears over the lake, or to simply sit and enjoy the warm fire place.

Tents: 20
Lodge Rooms: 10

Twins: 19
Kings: 7
Triples: 4

• Large Double Tents

GENERAL INFORMATION ON ALL ROOMS
• All Rooms have large beds
• Each suite has a private veranda
• Walkways

STANDARD ROOM FEATURES
• All rooms have en-suite bathrooms with built in showers
• Mosquito nets

VIEWS FROM THE ROOM
• Overlooking Tarangire National Park and Burunge Lake

Short Overview

Lake Burunge Tented Camp is only a 20-minute drive away from Tarangire National Park.

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