How much does it cost to visit Stedmak Animal Park?

Kenya and East African resident adults pay KES 1,000 and resident children (ages 3 to 12) pay KES 500. Non-resident adults pay KES 500 and non-resident children pay KES 1,000. Children under the toddler age enter free. Prices checked 27 Sep 2026.

What are the Stedmak Animal Park opening hours?

Open 24 hours. Busiest: Weekends are busier.

Is Stedmak Animal Park suitable for toddlers and young children?

Minimum age: No minimum age. Supervision required. Supervise children near animals and water.

What payment methods does Stedmak Animal Park accept?

Stedmak Animal Park accepts Cash.

Is Stedmak Animal Park accessible, and is there parking?

Access and parking: Free parking.

What is the best time to visit Stedmak Animal Park?

Weekday mornings are quieter. It is busiest Weekends are busier.

How do you get to Stedmak Animal Park?

About 15 km from Nairobi CBD. Drive time is 30–40 minutes off-peak. Ride-hailing: Uber and Bolt are available. A ride from the CBD is roughly KES 800–1. Public transport: 500. Stedmak Gardens is on Mokoyeti Road East in Karen, off Langata Road, next to NPC South Church. From Langata Road turn onto Mokoyeti Road East.

Stedmak Animal Park in Karen, Nairobi: Tickets, Hours and Family Guide

Animals and wildlife in Karen, Nairobi

Last updated: 27 September 2026. Stedmak Animal Park in Karen has an animal park, heated swimming pool, go-karting and a floating restaurant.

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Stedmak Animal Park is a wildlife sanctuary and recreation centre in Karen with an animal park, heated swimming pool, go-karting and a floating restaurant. Go-karting costs KES 500 for 3 laps. The venue is open 24 hours. Plan 2 to 3 hours for a visit.

📍 Location

Mokoyeti Road East, Nairobi, Karen, Nairobi

GPS: -1.35, 36.72

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What is Stedmak Animal Park?

Stedmak Animal Park, also known as Stedmak Gardens and Recreation Centre, is a wildlife sanctuary and recreation centre located in Karen, Nairobi. It was established in 2000 and offers a mix of animal viewing and recreational activities. The animal park has ostriches, peacocks, crocodiles, snakes, lions, tortoises and various bird species. There is a heated swimming pool with lifeguards, a floating restaurant serving local and international cuisine, and go-karting at KES 500 for 3 laps. The gardens are set in a serene environment and are suitable for families. The venue is open 24 hours.

Swimming costume. Towel. Sunscreen. Comfortable clothes. Cash.

Family cost snapshot: KES 3,000 for 2 resident adults + 2 resident childrenResident adults KES 1,000 each. Resident children (3 to 12) KES 500 each. Toddlers: free. Non-resident families pay KES 3,000 for the same group (500 × 2 adults + 1,000 × 2 children). Food, activities and rentals are extra. Prices checked 27 Sep 2026.

Stedmak Animal Park ticket prices 2026

Visitor type	Adult	Child (3 to 12)	Toddler
Kenya / East African resident	KES 1,000	KES 500	Free
Non-resident	KES 500	KES 1,000	Free

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AdultsAdult rate

ChildrenAges 3 to 12

ToddlersUnder the child age — free entry

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0–2 years

Can enjoy the garden and pool with supervision.

3–5 years

Can enjoy the animal park and shallow pool.

6–9 years

Can enjoy the animal park, pool and go-karting.

10–12 years

Can enjoy the full range of activities.

13+ years

Can enjoy the animal park, pool and restaurant.

Key details

Address

Mokoyeti Road East, Nairobi, Nairobi

GPS coordinates

-1.35, 36.72

Opening hours

Open 24 hours. Open now

How long to plan

2 to 3 hours

Suitable ages

All ages

Setting

Outdoor

Booking

Walk-in

Payment accepted

Cash

Phone

+254 705 734780

What to expect when you visit

Plan for a 2 to 3 hour visit. Enter the gardens in Karen on Mokoyeti Road East. The venue combines an animal park with a swimming pool and restaurant.

Walk through the animal park. See ostriches, peacocks, crocodiles, snakes, lions and tortoises. Guides are available to explain the animals.

Swim in the heated pool. Lifeguards are on duty and teach children to swim. Parents can relax in the seating areas.

Try go-karting. Go-karting costs KES 500 for 3 laps. The floating restaurant serves food and drinks.

Most families spend 1.5 to 3.5 hours here. The venue is open 24 hours. Some reviewers note that amenities may not always be available. Confirm before ordering food or participating in activities.

Family essentials

Suitable age bands

0–2 years
3–5 years
6–9 years
10–12 years
13+ years

Minimum age

No minimum age

Facilities

Toilets
Cafe or food on site
Picnic allowed

Access and parking

Free parking

Safety notes

Supervision required. Supervise children near animals and water.

Tickets and costs

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Plan your visit

Best time to visit: Weekday mornings are quieter.
Busiest times: Weekends are busier.
How to get there: Stedmak Gardens is on Mokoyeti Road East in Karen, off Langata Road, next to NPC South Church. From Langata Road turn onto Mokoyeti Road East.
By car: About 15 km from Nairobi CBD. Drive time is 30–40 minutes off-peak.
Uber / Bolt estimate: Uber and Bolt are available. A ride from the CBD is roughly KES 800–1
Public transport: 500.
Combine with: Matatu routes along Langata Road serve the area. Confirm the exact route and stop.
What to bring: Giraffe Centre is nearby with advance booking recommended. Sheldrick Wildlife Trust is nearby with advance booking required. Nairobi National Park is about 10 km away with a separate ticket.

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What visitors say

Family verdict

Curated reviews from parents who visited with children.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to visit Stedmak Animal Park?: Kenya and East African resident adults pay KES 1,000 and resident children (ages 3 to 12) pay KES 500. Non-resident adults pay KES 500 and non-resident children pay KES 1,000. Children under the toddler age enter free. Prices checked 27 Sep 2026.
What are the Stedmak Animal Park opening hours?: Open 24 hours. Busiest: Weekends are busier.
Is Stedmak Animal Park suitable for toddlers and young children?: Minimum age: No minimum age. Supervision required. Supervise children near animals and water.
How long do you need at Stedmak Animal Park?: Plan for 2 to 3 hours.
What payment methods does Stedmak Animal Park accept?: Stedmak Animal Park accepts Cash.
Is Stedmak Animal Park accessible, and is there parking?: Access and parking: Free parking.
What is the best time to visit Stedmak Animal Park?: Weekday mornings are quieter. It is busiest Weekends are busier.
How do you get to Stedmak Animal Park?: About 15 km from Nairobi CBD. Drive time is 30–40 minutes off-peak. Ride-hailing: Uber and Bolt are available. A ride from the CBD is roughly KES 800–1. Public transport: 500. Stedmak Gardens is on Mokoyeti Road East in Karen, off Langata Road, next to NPC South Church. From Langata Road turn onto Mokoyeti Road East.