Karen Blixen Camp

Karen Blixen Camp has a good location overlooking the Mara River in the 30,000 hectare Mara North Conservancy in Kenya’s Masai Mara region. The conservancy is on land owned by local Masai families and expands wildlife habitat and a provides a good income for the landowners.

Accommodation & Facilities
Karen Blixen has 22 safari tents, including one two-bedroom family tent.  Set on beautiful wooden platforms with spacious verandahs, an en-suite bathroom, and an outside shower. The main lodge has a dining room, lounge and bar, and a swimming pool and sunbeds. Spa treatments are offered in-room.

Wildlife & Activities
Mara North has a large population of lion, leopard, cheetah, elephant, hyena, and buffalo, and plentiful antelopes, giraffe, and zebra – the wildlife viewing is superb. Karen Blixen Camp offers day and night wildlife drives, bush walks, excellent bird watching, and sundowners. Guests can visit the Leopard Gorge, a vital nursery area for big cats, made famous by BBC’s Big Cat Diary.