Set at Katunguru Bridge near the magical Kazinga Channel, our camp places you within Queen Elizabeth National Park’s natural rhythm. The lodge offers 10 standard and deluxe cottages, making it an ideal base for large groups of 20 guests or more seeking an authentic Ugandan safari without sacrificing comfort.
From the lounge, the view stretches toward Lake Edward and Lake George. From your balcony, elephants and warthogs move through the savannah. The Kazinga Channel—a 32km waterway linking the two lakes—is minutes away and holds one of the world’s largest concentrations of hippos.
Why guests choose us:
Location: Inside the park, 1km from the main road, 12 minutes from the game drive track
Capacity: 10 rooms, ideal for groups and families
Wildlife on doorstep: Elephants, buffaloes, hippos, warthogs, and 600+ bird species
Service: 24-hour room service, laundry, full WiFi, high-class security
The facility boasts of a serene environment comprising of spectacular flora and fauna such as elephants, buffaloes, hippos, warthogs and a variety of birds all at a glance of an eye.
Our staff are dedicated to meeting any special requirements, giving a five-star service that is intentionally aimed to leave every guest feeling like royalty.
We are engaged in offering a qualitative Laundry Service to our valuable clients. We offer this service in an excellent manner within a scheduled time.
Automatically find and connect to free, open or not properly secured Wi-Fi networks with free internet access.
Regular security audits are required to maintain a high level of security. This is made possible by regularly evaluating the level of security.
Every room at Kazinga Wilderness is designed around one principle: you should never miss the view. Whether from the bed, the sitting area, or the upper balcony, the savannah unfolds before you. Wooden cottages with thatched roofs, private bathrooms, and outdoor showers keep you cool after a day in the park’s heat.
A feeling of freedom, a sense of being absorbed in nature and an air of tranquility and seclusion floods every room in every cottage. Each room has been designed to make the most of the spectacular views of the surrounding landscape from every angle as well as offer a cooling retreat from the scorching savannah heat of Queen Elizabeth National Park – from the bed, the sitting area, and even the upper balcony.
International dishes, a fully stocked bar, and a lounge positioned to catch the sunset over the park. Robert and the kitchen team have earned consistent praise from guests for food that exceeds expectations in a remote setting.
Only 12 minutes from camp to the game drive track. Morning drives catch lions returning from the hunt; afternoon drives find elephants moving to water. The Kasenyi plains are your best bet for lions, while the Ishasha sector—further south—is famous for tree-climbing lions.
The channel is the park’s lifeline and its most concentrated wildlife corridor. Hippos line the banks in numbers you will not see elsewhere. Crocodiles bask. Elephants wade. And for birders, the channel delivers kingfishers, African Jacanas, Yellow-backed Weavers, Open-billed Storks, and Pied Kingfishers in a single trip.
| Amenity | What It Means for You |
|---|---|
| 24-Hour Room Service | Five-star attention whenever you need it |
| Laundry Services | Travel light; we handle the rest |
| Full WiFi Access | Stay connected, even in the bush |
| Hi-Class Security | Regular audits for peace of mind |
| Outdoor Showers | A cooling rinse under the African sky |
| Fully Stocked Bar & Restaurant | Local and international dishes, crafted with care |
Q1: Where exactly is Kazinga Wilderness Safari Camp located?
A: We are inside Queen Elizabeth National Park at Katunguru Bridge, 1km off the Kasese-Mbarara road in Western Uganda. The camp overlooks the park and is minutes from the Kazinga Channel.
Q2: How many rooms does the camp have? Can it host a large group?
A: We have 10 rooms across standard and deluxe cottages. The camp comfortably accommodates groups of 20 guests or more, making it suitable for safari groups, family reunions, and small retreats.
Q3: What wildlife can I see from the camp itself?
A: Elephants, buffaloes, hippos, warthogs, and a wide variety of birds are regularly visible from the lounge, restaurant, and cottage balconies. The camp is unfenced and integrated into the park’s ecosystem.
Q4: How far is the Kazinga Channel boat cruise from the camp?
A: The Kazinga Channel is the park’s dominant feature and easily accessible from camp. Our team arranges boat cruise bookings; the experience typically lasts about 2 hours and is priced starting from $220 for half-day excursions.
Q5: Do you offer full board and half board rates?
A: Yes. We offer Full Board (FB) and Half Board (HB) options. Current indicative rates range from $75 for an extra bed** to **$150 for a twin/double on full board. Contact us for confirmed rates during your travel dates.
Q6: Is WiFi available at the camp?
A: Yes, we provide full WiFi access throughout the camp. However, as with any remote safari location, connectivity can be affected by weather and park conditions. We recommend downloading offline maps and entertainment before arrival.
Q7: What is the best way to get to Kazinga Wilderness Safari Camp?
A: By road from Kampala via Mbarara (approximately 5–6 hours), or by air to Kasese Airstrip followed by a road transfer. The camp is 1km off the Kasese-Mbarara road at Katunguru Bridge, making it accessible without a 4×4 under normal conditions.
Q8: Do you arrange game drives and boat cruises for guests?
A: Yes. Our team can arrange game drives (12 minutes to the track), Kazinga Channel boat cruises, and guided nature walks. We recommend booking activities at check-in or in advance during peak season (June–September, December–February).
Our clients value the high quality of our services, our professional approach and the fact that we’re available to provide support when needed.
Beautiful place just at the entrance of Queen Elizabeth Park. Wild animals grazing in front of the wooden bungalows. Sitting on the terrace with the nice breeze blowing makes it... read more
Paolo SordiniStaying here was one of the most special aspects of our trip. We absolutely loved the raw beauty of being in the middle of Queen Elizabeth National Park hearing the... read more
David MongilloGuide derrick directed us well , and my clients enjoyed the place , we were supposed to spend just a night , but they did pay an extra night ,... read more
Scb Tours and travelMooie lodge midden in het park maar nog geen entree nodig, gunstig gelegen voor gamedrives en boottocht. Mooie kamers met prima bedden, koude buitendouche maar op verzoek wordt heet... read more
Mirjan BonnesWe had an unforgettable stay at Kazinga Wilderness Safari Camp. Amazing and kindly staff, charming rooms at the very edge of the National Park. For those who like to connect... read more
Marion SEAUVEIts Avery nice place here, good food and Nice accommodation facilities, Nature visit at times😂😂
Davis AturindaWe had a lovely time at Kazinga Wilderness Camp! The place is strategically situated, you’re in the middle of the nature while also very close to all key attractions. The... read more
ALDUn lieu magnifique à côté du Kazinga Chanel ce qui fait que la nuit on peut voir des animaux se nourrir dans le camp (on a eu la chance de... read more
Astrid & Aurélien (Ohmyfuckinworld)Robert has something really special going on at this place. The houses are really comfortable and well-designed, the showers are unique. The meals are very nice, his chef was lovely... read more
Orsolya Söderberg-PellesEverything was Really nice Beutiful rooms Good Food Friendly stuff Music By locals And the best were the wildlife just in Front of our terasse After dinner Wow
Peter HeldReally lovely place with a perfect staff. Cottages are so nice and the owner always make improvements. Animals are around and gates entrance too. You can ask Robert for everything... read more
Frédéric LepronCool place , easy to reach , in the wilderness, inside the park, elephants will find you at the dinning,😋 , good service , mr Robert is incredible, he has... read more
Richard MwesigwaWhat a nice place! Such a good experience. Very nice looking rooms and I loved the nicely done outdoor shower. You have a good view from the terrace, good food... read more
Gabi WeinertThe place is good and can't wait to spend my night today..
Ngumenshabe BrianWho doesn't love a stay at Kazinga Wilderness Camp, just like it's name, you feel the wilderness at your backdrop. Hyenas and lions often pays a visit at dusk and... read more
Shafic TopkinsMouthwatering meal as i gaze at the famous and mind-blowing Rwenzori mountain ranges and the grazing hippos, waterbucks, antelopes, elephants at a distance all in the serenity of Kazinga Wilderness... read more
Bryn George KkunsahBest lodge in queen
malinga maverickSuch a wonderful place to enjoy nature and it’s wildness. Easy and beautiful set up, great food and good people that hosted us. We saw some wild animals in the... read more
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Kazinga Wilderness Safari Camp is located at Queen Elizabeth Park, Katunguru Bridge, near the magical Kazinga channel, 1km off Kasese-Mbarara road, Western Uganda. The lodge has both standard and deluxe cottages, making a total of 10 rooms currently.
