The camp is very comfortable and offers space and luxury, but with a tastefully rustic edge.
With only six tents, Kicheche Laikipia is a small camp offering comfort and quality, one of a handful of properties located in the 360km2 Ol Pejeta Conservancy. It’s the most luxurious option in the conservancy, with a wide range of activities, and a lovely location, with views across a small dam.
Facing the dam, and tucked beneath some shady trees, is Kicheche’s spacious main mess tent. The dining area, with a large wooden table, is where breakfast is served, and dinner, too, on cooler nights. Like the rest of the wooden furniture in the camp, the table is beautifully made from cedar wood, which comes from fence posts reclaimed from the conservancy. It is set beside a brick fireplace which makes for a delightfully cost ambience during dinner on chilly evenings. On warmer days the front of the tent is opened up completely for views of the dam.