Heart of the Rift Valley

rift valleyWitness the scale and splendour of the Great Rift Valley at it's most dramatic

Tribal Culture

local cultureDiscover Lake Baringo's unique cultures & traditions...

Birder's Paradise

birder's paradiseLake Baringo is one of Africa's top birding locations...
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Campsite

campsite

The campsite is set in spacious, shady gardens leading down to the lakeshore

The Thirsty Goat
Pub & Restaurant open to all guests. Good food, cold drinks, fun atmosphere.

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Activities
Lake Baringo and the surrounding environment offer a wide range of activities...

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sunbirdsOnly three and a half hours's drive from Nairobi in the heart of Kenya's Great Rift Valley, lies Lake Baringo - on the threshold of Kenya’s Northern Deserts. The orange-brown waters of the lake and dramatic rocky surroundings provide us with one of Kenya’s most stunning areas.

Robert's Camp is a beautiful lakeside campsite, also offering accommodation in bandas and family cottages.

Baringo is also home to an unparalleled variety of birds, and some unusual wild creatures. While you may not encounter all of Baringo’s 450 bird species, you’re likely to spot Verreaux’s Eagle Owls, Hammerkops, Storks, Hornbills, and Fish Eagles around the lake, while in the camp itself, you can spend many enjoyable hours identifying the colourful array of Weavers, Starlings, and Sunbirds. We have a number of well trained guides and bookings can be made through the reception for the wide variety of activities on offer.

At night you can experience the thrill of seeing or hearing hippos, sometimes with young, grazing on the lawns and returning to the water by day. Meanwhile on the lakeshore, those logs floating by are often slumbering crocodiles!

The camp is safe for visitors, but guests are reminded that animals, especially hippos, should never be approached too closely, and special care must be taken after dark.

A great many of our guests are those going through Africa with a tent on their back and only their fancy to guide them.  And no visitors can forget those ice cold beers (which go down well after a dry, dusty day on the road) and succulent steaks available at our small restaurant The Thirsty Goat.

We look forward to welcoming you to Roberts Camp.