What payment methods does Paradise Lost Resort accept?

Paradise Lost Resort accepts Cash, M-Pesa.

What is the best time to visit Paradise Lost Resort?

Weekday mornings are quieter; weekends attract families and groups.

How do you get to Paradise Lost Resort?

Drive about 14 km from Nairobi via Kiambu Road. Ride-hailing: Uber or taxi from Nairobi is possible; confirm the driver will wait or arrange return transport. Public transport: Matatu 100 from the city bus station, then a short boda-boda ride to the gate. From Nairobi, take Kiambu Road for about 10 km and turn left at the signposted entrance.

Paradise Lost Resort in Kiambu, Kiambu: Tickets, Hours and Family Guide

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Entry for a Kenyan adult is about KES 400–500, with children at KES 300. The grounds are open daily from 8am to 6pm, and most families spend three to five hours exploring the caves, waterfall and playground.

📍 Location

Kiambu Road, Kiambu, Kiambu, Kiambu

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What is Paradise Lost Resort?

Paradise Lost is a long-running picnic and outdoor activity site set in a coffee farm about 14 km from Nairobi. The main attractions are the Mau Mau caves and the waterfall, but families also come for the playground, boat rides, zip-lining, quad-biking, horse and camel rides, and lakeside picnic spots.

The site is rustic and many activities are charged separately, including the children’s bouncing castle and face painting. Some sources describe it as open 24 hours, but the practical visitor hours are 8am to 6pm.

Family cost snapshot: KES 1,400 for 2 adults + 2 childrenadults KES 400 each. children KES 300 each. Food, activities and rentals are extra.

Paradise Lost Resort ticket prices 2026

Visitor type	Adult	Child
Standard rate	KES 400	KES 300

Extra charges apply for the waterfall and cave access, bouncing castle, face painting, and other activities. Some sources say 24-hour opening, but the practical visitor hours are 8am–6pm. Some sources quote KES 500/300; others quote KES 400/300.

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Carry cash or M-Pesa because cards may not be accepted. Bring small notes for children’s activities.

Is it right for your child's age?

Age group	Verdict	What to expect
0–2 years	Okay	The terrain is uneven and not ideal for prams; a carrier is better.
3–5 years	Good	Playground and bouncing castle are highlights, but some paths are rough.
6–9 years	Great	Caves, waterfall and outdoor activities are exciting.
10–12 years	Great	Zip-lining and quad-biking appeal to this age group.
13+ years	Good	Older children enjoy the adventure activities, though the site feels rustic.

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08:30

Arrive and pay at the gateCash or M-Pesa; confirm activity prices before entering.

09:00

Explore the caves and waterfallA local guide helps with the rocky paths.

11:00

Playground and picnicChildren can use the bouncing castle while adults set up lunch.

13:00

Optional boat ride or zip-lineExtra charges apply.

Key details

Address

Kiambu Road, Kiambu, Kiambu

Opening hours

Daily 8am to 6pm (some sources say 24 hours — confirm)

How long to plan

3–5 hours

Suitable ages

All ages

Setting

Outdoor

Booking

Walk-in

Payment accepted

Cash
M-Pesa

Phone

+254 721 980842

What to expect when you visit

Buy a ticket at the gate, then explore the caves, waterfall and playground.

What if...?

The questions every parent asks before booking. Tap to expand.

Is the waterfall included in the entry fee?

Not always; expect a small extra charge for cave and waterfall access.

Is there food?

There is a basic restaurant, but many families bring their own picnic.

Tickets and costs

Free entry rules: No
Extra costs (activities, rentals, food): Caves | Waterfall | Playground | Boat rides | Zip-lining | Quad-biking | Horse and camel riding | Fishing

Plan your visit

Best time to visit: Weekday mornings are quieter; weekends attract families and groups.
How to get there: From Nairobi, take Kiambu Road for about 10 km and turn left at the signposted entrance.
By car: Drive about 14 km from Nairobi via Kiambu Road.
Uber / Bolt estimate: Uber or taxi from Nairobi is possible; confirm the driver will wait or arrange return transport.
Public transport: Matatu 100 from the city bus station, then a short boda-boda ride to the gate.
Combine with: Combine with Kiambethu Tea Farm or Brown’s Cheese on a Kiambu day out.
What to bring: Sturdy shoes for uneven paths; cash for gate and activity fees.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to visit Paradise Lost Resort?: Adults pay KES 400 and children pay KES 300. Extra charges apply for the waterfall and cave access, bouncing castle, face painting, and other activities. Some sources say 24-hour opening, but the practical visitor hours are 8am–6pm. Some sources quote KES 500/300; others quote KES 400/300.
What are the Paradise Lost Resort opening hours?: Daily 8am to 6pm (some sources say 24 hours — confirm).
How long do you need at Paradise Lost Resort?: Plan for 3–5 hours.
What payment methods does Paradise Lost Resort accept?: Paradise Lost Resort accepts Cash, M-Pesa.
What is the best time to visit Paradise Lost Resort?: Weekday mornings are quieter; weekends attract families and groups.
How do you get to Paradise Lost Resort?: Drive about 14 km from Nairobi via Kiambu Road. Ride-hailing: Uber or taxi from Nairobi is possible; confirm the driver will wait or arrange return transport. Public transport: Matatu 100 from the city bus station, then a short boda-boda ride to the gate. From Nairobi, take Kiambu Road for about 10 km and turn left at the signposted entrance.