Elephant Pepper Camp

An intimate and cosy camp in the heart of the Mara North

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Sat in the Mara North Conservancy, Elephant Pepper Camp is a small and cosy tented camp in the heart of the game. The camp is named after the ‘Elephant Pepper’ trees that grow in and around the camp. Its leaves and fruit have a fiery flavour, and along with many medicinal goods, the elephants definitely take a fancy to it!

Location

Elephant Pepper Camp is in the Mara North Conservancy, where the visitor numbers are lower and game plentiful. With year-round big cats, prides of lion and resident game, and seasonal migration viewing, the camp is in the a great location for a range of game viewing activities and experiences.

Layout

The eight tents are tucked away behind the fig and elephant pepper trees, giving guests a sense of peacefulness and privacy in the bush. The main area of the camp homes a cosy lounge and a dining area, where the guests dine communally and feast on an Italian influenced menu. The staff of the camp would as well, be more than happy to organise a private dinner for guests if they require so.

Rooms

The camp has eight spacious, luxury tents, each with an en-suite bathrooms with hot running water and flushing toilets. The decor in the tent is elegant, with dark wood furnishings and vintage brass fittings. The camp also features new honeymoon and family tents, the ideal accommodation for guests wanting a little extra space and privacy, with spectacular views over the savannah plains on the private verandah.

Activities

Taking guests on game drives and bush walks are mostly local guides, each proudly owning guiding qualifications and certificates. The game drives are done in the Mara North, a conservancy privately managed in the core of the Masai Mara. With resident cats and prides of lion, as well as the famous zebra and wildebeest migration from July to October, Elephant Pepper really does have outstanding game viewing opportunities.

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