Our camp is within Kenya’s 61st IBA (Important Bird Area) due to the presence of the globally endangered grasslands sharps long crow bird-species. About 33 bird species can be sited at the camp and Lake Ol Bolos sat wetlands.

Facilities at the hostel/camp consist of 6 African hut shaped ensuite cottages made of local materials, Double Decker Bus dormitory, Self catering kitchen, Dining hall, Meeting hall, spacious group camping sites, 4KM running/jogging track for athletic training, Several syndicates points around the camp site and a team building ground.

We offer local dishes for meals. You will be taught how to make local dishes by our friendly staff during your stay with us if you so wish.

Nearby attractions includes a visit to the famous Thomson falls, situated 6 KMs from our facility, watching hippos, visit to flower farms, local farms, Interactions with local community and a visit to Subukia escarpment.

Kianjata Springs Campsite is an overnight stop over for Tourists and Cyclists going to Aberdares mountains, Mt. Kenya, Rumuruti, Samburu Maralal, Nanyuki and Laikipia areas.

Kianjata Springs Campsite is a member of Kenya Youth Hostel Association, an affiliate of Hostelling international with hostelling networks worldwide, Ecotourism Kenya, Nature Kenya, and Kenya Museum Society amongst others.

You are kindly requested to plant a tree at our camp to support our greening activities during your visit..

Your host: Joseph Mbugua 2005 Eco Warrior Award Winner from

Eco Tourism Kenya formally (ESOK – Eco tourism Society of Kenya)

For reservations:

Please contact us on:

+254722635149/+254722275827

E-mail:kianjatacamp@yahoo.com

http://www.sportscamp-hostel.com