Ishasha Wilderness Camp

Nestled along the Ntungwe River in the Southern Ishasha sector of the Queen Elizabeth National Park, the exclusive Ishasha Wilderness Camp offers a serene and enchanting getaway...

Nestled along the Ntungwe River in the Southern Ishasha sector of the Queen Elizabeth National Park, the exclusive Ishasha Wilderness Camp offers a serene and enchanting getaway for those who appreciate the untamed beauty of nature. Every tent-style room at the camp features a personal verandah that provides a scenic view of the river. The rooms are tastefully decorated and equipped with spacious beds enclosed with mosquito nets. Each room has its own private bathroom with a refreshing "bush" shower, running water for handwashing, and an environmentally friendly flushing toilet. Since the camp is situated within the park, the wildlife is free to roam, and guests can witness elephants bathing in the river, buffalo grazing, and groups of Black-and-White Colobus and vervet monkeys that reside in the area are frequently observed. Additionally, the Ishasha savannahs are renowned for their population of lions that have the unique behavior of climbing trees. These tree-climbing lions can occasionally be spotted resting on the branches of the majestic fig trees.