Kitale Nature Conservancy (Ndura Park) in About 2 Km From Kitale Town, Kitale: Tickets, Hours and Family Guide
Animals and wildlife in About 2 Km From Kitale Town, Kitale
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A private conservancy about 2 km from Kitale with a botanical garden and rescued animals, including animals with disabilities, at KSh 500 for resident adults.
What is Kitale Nature Conservancy (Ndura Park)?
Kitale Nature Conservancy, known as Ndura Park, is a privately run conservancy of over 300 acres about 2 km from Kitale town. It was established around 2000 and combines a labelled botanical garden with a home for rescued animals, including animals with disabilities.
Entry is reported at KSh 500 for adults and KSh 200 for children for citizens and residents, and KSh 1,200 and KSh 600 for non-residents. Paths are gentle and a visit takes a couple of hours.
The conservancy cares for rescued and disabled animals and maintains a labelled botanical collection on private land.
Kitale Nature Conservancy (Ndura Park) ticket prices 2026
| Visitor type | Adult | Child |
|---|---|---|
| Standard rate | KES 500 | KES 200 |
Reported 2025 rates: KSh 500 adult and KSh 200 child for citizens and residents; KSh 1,200 adult and KSh 600 child for non-residents. Older sources quote KSh 150.
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| Age group | Verdict | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| 0-2 years | Okay | Level paths with a pushchair | 3-5 years |
Key details
- Address
- Kitale Nature Conservancy (Ndura Park), Kitale, Trans Nzoia County, Kitale
- Opening hours
- Daily 8am to 5:30pm (reported)
- How long to plan
- 2 to 3 hours
- Suitable ages
- All ages
- Setting
- Outdoor
- Booking
- Walk-in
What to expect when you visit
Expect an easy, level walk through planted gardens with animals in enclosures along the way. A couple of hours covers it comfortably.
Fees differ for citizens and residents and for foreign visitors, and older reports quote lower figures, so check the current rate at the gate. Carry water and wear closed shoes.
Family essentials
- Facilities
- Toilets
- Safety notes
Some animals are enclosed and some roam; keep children on the paths, do not feed animals and ask a keeper before approaching any fence.
Tickets and costs
- Free entry rules
- No
Plan your visit
- Best time to visit
- Dry-season mornings
- Busiest times
- Weekends and school holidays
- How to get there
About 2 km from Kitale town, on the edge of the town.
- By car
- A few minutes from Kitale town centre; tarmac most of the way
- Uber / Bolt estimate
- Taxi or boda boda from Kitale town
- Public transport
Matatu or boda boda from Kitale town
- Combine with
Kitale Museum | Sirwo Resort
- What to bring
Closed shoes | Water | Sun hat | Cash or M-Pesa
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Frequently asked questions
- How much does it cost to visit Kitale Nature Conservancy (Ndura Park)?
- Adults pay KES 500 and children pay KES 200. Reported 2025 rates: KSh 500 adult and KSh 200 child for citizens and residents; KSh 1,200 adult and KSh 600 child for non-residents. Older sources quote KSh 150.
- What are the Kitale Nature Conservancy (Ndura Park) opening hours?
- Daily 8am to 5:30pm (reported). Busiest: Weekends and school holidays.
- How long do you need at Kitale Nature Conservancy (Ndura Park)?
- Plan for 2 to 3 hours.
- What is the best time to visit Kitale Nature Conservancy (Ndura Park)?
- Dry-season mornings. It is busiest Weekends and school holidays.
- How do you get to Kitale Nature Conservancy (Ndura Park)?
- A few minutes from Kitale town centre; tarmac most of the way. Ride-hailing: Taxi or boda boda from Kitale town. Public transport: Matatu or boda boda from Kitale town About 2 km from Kitale town, on the edge of the town.
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