Robert’s Camp is situated on the shores of Lake Baringo, Rift Valley Kenya about 2 hours from Nakuru. Hippos, Crocodiles and hundreds of birds species frequent the area. The Camp offers one cottage, a banda and camping facilities as well as a bar and restaurant.

Robert’s Camp is a beautiful lakeside campsite, we offer bandas, a cottage, large and small safari tents, dome tents and campsite grounds with clean toilet and shower facilities.

The Thirsty Goat Bar and Restaurant is open, and campers are welcome, although please note there is limited space. Please contact us prior to planning a visit to confirm availability.

Baringo is home to an unparalleled variety of birds, and some unusual wild creatures. During your stay at Roberts’ Camp 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.

The thrills in Robert’s camp camping next to a lake

While in Robert’ camp itself, you can spend many enjoyable hours identifying the colorful array of Weavers, Starlings, and Sun-birds. The camp has 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.

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More about Robert’s Camp

Enjoy a real Kenya safari adventure in Baringo with thrilling lake activities . The region is full of amazing attractions. During your stay at Robert’s Camp you can explore Lake Bogoria to see hot springs and geysers or opt to visit the islands located in the lake.

Eastern Vacations has included the camp in its catalogue for safari circuits with stay at Robert’ Camp. The feed backs are jut encouraging.