Ol Pejeta Bush Camp
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TENTS: 6
Ol Pejeta Bush Camp has 6 tents with double or twin beds, all overlooking the river, so accommodates a total of 12-14 guests sharing.
They also have one larger tent which can accommodate a family of 4 - eg. 1 double and 2 singles, or 3-4 singles.
The camp can be booked exclusively for a family or group of 4 or more for a reasonable supplement per night. Further temporary tents can be added for larger groups if you have a special request
Ol Pejeta Bush Camp is open all year except during the rains in April-May, and November.
Short Overview
The camp is set in nearly 100,000 acres in the Laikipia region of central Kenya, right on the Equator next to Mount Kenya itself.
In national park
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