Apr
Green seasonWildlife: Rain typically arrives towards the end of April.
Rain typically arrives towards the end of April.
Enasoit Camp
Laikipia, Kenya · Private reserve
Photo: Enasoit Collection · Source ↗
Full board+ (FB+)
Exclusive use of Enasoit Camp and Wildlife Reserve, Full board accommodation and 9 more
9 tents
Tented cottages, Family tent, Pool House cottages · Sleeps up to 20 guests
All ages welcome
Family rooms available
By air
5 min from Enasoit airstrip
Wi-Fi in public areas
Power around the clock
From about A$9,850
per villa / night
Overview
About Enasoit Camp
Enasoit Camp is an exclusive-use tented camp in Kenya’s Laikipia Highlands, with its own wildlife reserve and a waterhole in front of the Mess Tent. Tented cottages have fireplaces and private verandahs, while an interconnecting family tent gives families more space. Two thatched cottages at the Pool House provide extra accommodation, alongside a swimming pool and another place to gather for meals. Day and night game drives, guided walks and horse riding are included. Children of all ages are welcome, making this a natural fit for families and friends travelling together.
“A private reserve, a busy waterhole and activities on foot, horseback or by vehicle give families and groups plenty to share without sharing the camp with other guests.”
Best for
FamiliesGroupsMultigenerational tripsBirders
Known for
What you can expect to see
LionBirdlife
The waterhole beside the Mess Tent brings wildlife watching into camp, with resident lions to track on guided outings.
Your stay
What's included
Board: Full board+ (FB+)
Included
- Exclusive use of Enasoit Camp and Wildlife Reserve
- Full board accommodation
- House wines and spirits, beers and soft drinks
- Enasoit airstrip transfers
- Game drives and night drives
- Guided game walks
- Horse riding
- Massage treatments
- Laundry
- Massage room
- Games room
- Walking safaris
- Birdwatching
- Horse riding
- Game drives
- Night drives
Not included
- Gratuities
In 2026, conservation fees are USD 180 per adult and USD 90 per child aged 5 to 15 each night. Medical and travel insurance and Flying Doctor Emergency Evacuation Cover are required; Nanyuki airstrip transfers cost USD 250 per vehicle each way for up to five passengers.
Optional extras (at a cost)
Champagne, helicopter and quad bike excursions, guest speakers and nearby rhino sanctuary visits cost extra. Arrange additional activities before arrival.
Facilities
Comforts and facilities
At the property
- Swimming pool
- Children's programme
- Library
- Public WiFi
- Wi-Fi in public areas
In your room
- En-suite bathroom
Rooms
Where you sleep
Sleeps up to 20 guests
- Tented cottages6 at camp · En-suite bathroom, Wooden floors, Sitting area with fireplace, Private verandah
- Family tent1 at camp · Two interconnecting rooms, En-suite bathroom, Wooden floors, Sitting area with fireplace, Private verandah
- Pool House cottages2 at camp · En-suite bathroom
Activities
Things to do
Included in your stay
At extra cost
Getting there
How you'll arrive
- Enasoit airstrip
- 5 min transfer
- Enasoit Camp
- How you arrive
- By air · 5 min from Enasoit airstrip
- Transfers
- The drive from Nairobi takes four hours. Private flights can land at Enasoit airstrip, five minutes from camp; scheduled flights into Nanyuki connect with a one-hour road transfer.
Good to know
Before you book
- Check-in
- From 11:00 until 17:30
- Check-out
- By 10:00
- Children
- All ages welcome. Family rooms available
- Exclusive use
- Available
- Dietary needs
- Special diets catered for
- Power
- Power around the clock
- Malaria
- Low malaria risk
When to go
Best time to visit
- April: Green season
- May: Green season
- November: Green season
- Green season
Month-by-month notes
May
Green seasonWildlife: May is typically rainy.
May is typically rainy.
Nov
Green seasonWildlife: November is typically rainy.
November is typically rainy.
How we judge each month
- Dry season, best game viewingAmong this property's strongest months for conditions, access and key experiences.
- GoodVery favourable conditions for this property and its key experiences.A generally good time to stay, with some normal seasonal compromises.
- Green seasonWorkable for specific priorities, with notable seasonal compromises.The property operates, but seasonal conditions bring substantial trade-offs.
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Details checked October 2026. Rates and availability are confirmed when you enquire.