Welcome to Eagle View Eco Camp

Greater Masai Mara, Kenya

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Eagle View is a scenic tented camp perched on top of a ridge overlooking the wide plains of the Mara Naboisho Conservancy in Kenya. This 50 000-acre wildlife reserve is adjacent to the Masai Mara National Reserve and has a high concentration of wildlife with a great number of lions as well as herds of elephant, giraffe and wildebeest.

About Eagle View Eco Camp

Each of the deluxe tented suites has a large double bed or twins with en suite bathroom and flushing toilet as well as an outdoor shower. There are three family annexes with en suite bathrooms and open verandahs, making this camp a good choice for small groups travelling together. The main dining area offers wonderful views and there are many observation decks that take full advantage of Eagle View’s fantastic location. Activities include night game drives, and visits to local villages and community projects.

Open: Open all year round

Closest airstrip: Mara airstrips

Families: Children of all ages are welcome

Accommodation & Amenities

There is a main reception area with a dining room. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available to all guests. Eagle View also offers an in-tent tea and coffee service to all guests. Transfer to and from the nearby airstrip can be arranged. Meals are served in the beautifully appointed dining room overlooking the conservancy. Sundowners and bush meals are arranged for unforgettable experiences while picnic breakfasts and lunch as well as private dinners on the game-viewing platform are additional extras.

Amenities

Laundry
Wifi
Transfer from nearest airstrip can be arranged

Rooms

**Family annexes available**
**Standard tents available**
**Deluxe tents available**

Location - Naboisho Conservancy

The conservancy has the big cats in big numbers. In fact, with roughly 100 lions living in the vicinity, it has one of the highest lion densities in the world. The largest pride in the Greater Mara Region – comprising 20 lions – has made the conservancy its home. Of course, such a healthy lion population would not be possible without an equally healthy wildlife food chain below it.