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Camping at Sera

For adventurous travellers, camping at Sera Conservancy offers a rare chance to immerse yourself in one of Kenya’s most remote and rewarding landscapes. With no fences and few visitors, this is conservation in its rawest form, giving guests the chance to experience the land much as the Samburu have for generations.

There are a handful of designated campsites available in the Rhino Sanctuary as well as the wider conservancy for self-sufficient guests who bring their own gear, food, and water. A ranger escort is required for all campers, both for safety and to help guide your experience. Basic facilities such as a drop toilet or fire pit may be available, but simplicity is part of the charm. It’s not just a place to camp; it’s a place to disconnect from everything else and feel profoundly connected to nature.

Please contact info@seraconservancy.org or call +254 720 201 433 for more information and to book.

Rates:

Private Camping

Adults: 2,500/- ($20) per night Children: 1,250/- ($10) per night

Commercial Camping

> Non-resident adults: 6,250/- ($50) per night > Non-resident children: 3,125/- ($25) per night - Resident adults: 2,500/- ($20) per night - Resident children: 1,250/- ($10) per night

Rhino Sanctuary Access

> Non-resident adults: 3,125/- ($30) per day > Non-resident children: 1,250/- ($10) per day > Resident adults: 1,250/- ($10) per day > Resident children: 625/- ($5) per day

  • All prices exclude VAT
  • The Conservancy has the right to waive fees for students, researchers, community members and donors at discretion of the Management

Saruni Rhino

Saruni Rhino is currently the only lodge located within Sera, offering a truly unique experience in community-led conservation.

The camp features just three to four stone bandas, each designed for comfort while blending with the surroundings: private bathrooms, thatched roofs, and canvas roll-down windows, plus a shared sitting area and pool. From early morning rhino-tracking safaris to evenings beside the waterhole watching elephants and Grevy’s zebra wander by, every moment is special.

Stays at Saruni Rhino directly support our conservation work. Every guest contributes to the ongoing protection of black and white rhinos and helps create local employment. The rhino tracking experience is led by local Samburu guides and armed rangers from our conservancy, offering a rare opportunity to see these endangered animals while also learning how community-led conservation works in practice.

Visit their website to find out more and to book.