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Eagles Point Camp in Lake Elementaita Shoreline, Nakuru: Hours, Facilities and Family Guide

Parks, beaches and nature in Lake Elementaita Shoreline, Nakuru

Eagles Point Camp

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A family-owned camp and cottages on the shore of Lake Elementaita, about two hours from Nairobi, with camping and lake views.

📍 Location
Eagles Point Camp, Lake Elementaita shoreline, Gilgil, Nakuru County, Lake Elementaita Shoreline, Nakuru

What is Eagles Point Camp?

Eagles Point Camp is a family-run camp and cottage outfit on the north-eastern shore of Lake Elementaita, in Nakuru County. Guests stay in cottages or camp on the lakeshore, with hot showers and cooking facilities.

The admin list places it in Nairobi, but it is about two hours from the city on the Nakuru highway. It is a quiet base for birdwatching and lake stops rather than a day attraction.

Lake Elementaita is a Ramsar site and soda lake used by flamingos and pelicans.

💡 Money-saving tips for families

  • Self-cater Cooking facilities are available | Fill up in Gilgil

Is it right for your child's age?

Age groupVerdictWhat to expect
0-2 years Okay Grounds only, supervise near the shore | 3-5 years

Key details

Address
Eagles Point Camp, Lake Elementaita shoreline, Gilgil, Nakuru County, Nakuru
Opening hours
24h (residents); check-in 2pm, check-out 10am
How long to plan
Overnight stay
Suitable ages
All ages
Setting
Outdoor

What to expect when you visit

Plan an overnight or a camping night rather than a quick stop. Bring food, drinking water and warm layers for the lake evenings.

The shore is rocky in places and the water is not for swimming; keep children close.

Family essentials

Facilities
  • Toilets
Safety notes

The shoreline is uneven and the lake water is alkaline; supervise children and do not swim.

Tickets and costs

Ticket notes

Camping and cottage rates are not confirmed.

Extra costs (activities, rentals, food)

Camping, cottage accommodation

Plan your visit

Best time to visit
Dry months, June to October
Busiest times
Weekends and holidays
How to get there

On the north-eastern shore of Lake Elementaita, off the Nairobi-Nakuru highway.

By car
About 2 hours from Nairobi on the A104
Uber / Bolt estimate
Taxi from Gilgil or Nakuru; arrange the return
Public transport

Matatu to Gilgil, then a boda to the lake

Combine with

Lake Elementaita | Kariandusi Museum

What to bring

Food and water | Warm layers | Torch | Cash

What to pack

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Frequently asked questions

What are the Eagles Point Camp opening hours?
24h (residents); check-in 2pm, check-out 10am. Busiest: Weekends and holidays.
How long do you need at Eagles Point Camp?
Plan for Overnight stay.
What is the best time to visit Eagles Point Camp?
Dry months, June to October. It is busiest Weekends and holidays.
How do you get to Eagles Point Camp?
About 2 hours from Nairobi on the A104. Ride-hailing: Taxi from Gilgil or Nakuru; arrange the return. Public transport: Matatu to Gilgil, then a boda to the lake On the north-eastern shore of Lake Elementaita, off the Nairobi-Nakuru highway.

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