Camp Masai Mara

Each tent has a kitchen with a small refrigerator, hot plates, toaster, and kettle. There are pots, a pan, and utensils so you can prepare a simple meal, as well as plates, wine and water glasses, cutlery, dishes, and serving utensils. There is also salt and pepper for cooking. We provide a dish brush and detergent, 2 tea towels and a cleaning cloth, as well as kitchen roll. Each tent has its own toilet and shower, where we provide toilet paper, hand soap, and a towel. All beds have warm duvets and pillows. You just need to bring your own linen or rent it from us. There is a high chair and baby cot in all tents. In Camp Masai Mara there is a communal barbecue hut, where gas barbecues are available.

We have made a packing list for you with recommended items to bring during your stay in Camp Masai Mara. See our recommended packing list below. Would you like to make your stay easier in Camp Masai Mara? Order delicious, fresh food from our camp menu, which you can pick up on arrival. See and order your camp food when booking. You can also order linen packages, which include a sheet, bedding, and towels, for the full overnight experience.

When you book a stay in Knuthenborg Camp, this includes access to the safari park on both arrival and departure day (and the days in between if you book several nights), overnight stay in Knuthenborg Camp, evening experiences, electricity, water and final cleaning for up to 6 people per tent. In addition, you get the opportunity to experience the park on your own in the evening, and get an even wilder experience when the park is closed for day guests.

You can stay up to 6 people in a tent. The tents are approved by the fire authorities for 6 people, and it is therefore not allowed to be more regardless of the age of the participants. Here we count 'heads' - not age.

When you stay overnight in Camp Masai Mara, you have a fantastic view of Savannen. In front of the large veranda you can experience giraffes, rhinos, ostriches, blue wildebeest, sable and eland antelopes. In case of, for example, severe weather, in periods with low temperatures, in case of illness in the herds or other acute situations, it may happen that some animals are not out on Savannen.