Offbeat Meru
Camp is a small
twelve bed
traditional
semi-permanent
luxury camp
located just
outside Meru
National Park in
Bisanadi
National
Reserve.The camp
prides itself on
providing guests
with an
exclusive
experience in a
remote wildlife
area. Offbeat
Meru Camp is
small and
exclusive,
meaning that
service is
highly personal.
The camp has six
luxury tents,
all with en
suite shower
rooms, flushing
loos, huge beds
and internal
lighting.
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One
of
the
tents
at
the
Meru
Offbeat
Camp |
Set above
Bisanadi River,
Offbeat Meru
Camp comprises
of 6 large tents
of 3 are twins
and 3 are
doubles. Each
tent is
furnished with a
large iron bed,
en suite bucket
shower, wash
basin and flush
toilet. There is
a large sitting
room equipped
with library,
comfortable
sofas, writing
table and bar.
Hearty English
breakfasts with
home baked
break, light
lunches and
sumptuous four
course dinners
are all prepared
with fresh local
produce. Dining
is informal and
served in the
mess tent or
around the
campfire. The
camp also boasts
a lovely
swimming pool.
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One
of
the
tents
at
the
Meru
Offbeat
Camp
with
view
of
the
swimming
pool |
Activities at
Offbeat Meru
Camp include day
and night game
drives, bush
walks, visits to
the local Boran
Communities,
bush breakfasts
and sundowners.
Alternatively
guests can relax
around the pool
watching the
game drink from
the river below
them.
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Inside
one
of
the
tents
at
the
Meru
Offbeat
Camp
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Meru National
Park is probably
less famous than
some of Kenya's
other national
parks. But with
a wide variety
of landscapes
including
savannah, swamps
and riverine
forests, it
provides
excellent game
viewing
opportunities.
Leopard,
cheetah, lion,
elephant, black
and white rhino
are some of the
game you will
spot while
exploring the
park. Meru
National Park is
also home to
giraffe, zebra,
hartebeest, dik
dik, impala and
hyena to name a
few. The area is
also excellent
for bird
watching.
Kingfisher,
starling, Pelas
fishing owl and
bee-eaters are
some of the
birds you will
find while
exploring Meru
National Park.
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