Ekorian’s Mugie Camp has thriving populations of Lion, Cheetah, Elephant, Impala, Eland, Reticulated Giraffe, Zebra, and the endemic Grevy Zebra, Jackson’s Hartebeest and Biesa Oryx. Ekorian’s Mugie Camp reservoir plays daily host to herds of playfully bathing elephant; an enchanting scene to observe from a nearby kayak.

Ekorian’s Mugie Camp offers walking safaris as an add on to a stay at the camp, where you can immerse yourself in the culture of the remote Samburu people while hiking through some of the best preserved and most beautiful scenery East Africa has to offer. Meet the Samburu going about their daily lives in the raw forest of the Karisia Hills where stunning views and pristine scenery await exploration. Soak up the guide’s local knowledge of trees, herbs and traditional medicines, and let them show you what their life is really about.

Ekorian’s Mugie Camp is made up of 6 spacious but cosy tents, each covered by a papyrus roof and raised on wooden decks. Each tent has an en suite bathroom with hot and cold plumbed water and flush toilets.The first tent has a kids annex attached, it’s the perfect spot for small children who are not ready for their own tent.All the lighting is solar powered. There are charging points in reception area. There are no facilities for hair driers and other such like electrical appliances.

Ekorian greets you with a warm, genuine welcome to this exquisite slice of the natural world. It brings to life the vision that Josh and Donna had when they built the camp: a retreat from the fast-paced hustle and bustle of the 'real world', and a reconnection with nature.

To bring you an organic, authentic safari, Ekorian fuses luxury with sustainability, and comfort with responsibility. The camp’s innovative design is eco-friendly and blends into its environment, enabling you to feel immersed in the vivid details that surround you - the sights, the sounds, the smells.

A stay at Ekorian offers an abundance of activities, as well as wonderful wildlife and birdlife viewing. Ekorian Mugie Camp have three game viewing vehicles from which guests can take in the varied flora and fauna. The hundreds of bird species that reside on Mugie – whether permanent or seasonal residents – mean that there is never a dull moment. Migratory species from the northern hemisphere flock here between November and April. Inaddition to watching wagtails, weavers, sunbirds, and many, many more, we have four species of owls in camp!

The Mugie Conservancy

Mugie Ranch is diverse in flora and fauna, the Conservancy in home to. The Conservancy is home to around seventy species of mammals including lion, cheetah, leopard, buffalo, elephant, eland, giraffe, zebra, hyena, impala, and warthog. There are many rare and endangered species residing on Mugie, including the Grevy’s Zebra and Jackson’s Hartebeest.

The Mugie Dam

The dam at Mugie was completed in 2009 when the construction of the 500-meter long dam wall was finished and a flash flood filled the dam overnight. As Kenya’s third largest private dam, the reservoir is 156 acres and holds 1.3 billion litres of water. The dam plays a huge role in the ecosystem, providing a year-round source of water, so animals have somewhere to drink, even in the height of the dry season. There is a big population of tilapia and catfish, both introduced, in the dam and so fishing is a rewarding activity.