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Flexible Stay
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Ask Our Team
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Rates valid 1 June 2026 to 4 January 2027
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All Ages Welcome (Child Rates Apply)
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Luxury Tented Camp
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Ewaso Nyiro River Setting
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All Meals Included
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Taxes and Community Fees Included
Description
Ashnil Samburu Camp is a stylish luxury camp on the banks of the Ewaso Nyiro River inside Samburu National Reserve. Elegant tented accommodation and breathtaking wildlife encounters define a stay in Kenya untamed north.
With B Hudson Tours, we tailor safari packages that include accommodation at Ashnil Samburu Camp at discounted rates, a scenic road safari from Nairobi or a flight to the reserve, and game drives to suit your travel plans.
Rates and Child Policy
| Travel Dates | Double or Twin (PPS) | Single Occupancy (PP) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Jun – 30 Jun 2026 | 105 | 146 |
| 1 Jul – 15 Sep 2026 | 149 | 209 |
| 16 Sep – 20 Dec 2026 | 105 | 146 |
| 21 Dec 2026 – 4 Jan 2027 | 149 | 209 |
PPS means per person sharing a double or twin tent. PP means per person in single occupancy. A festive supplement applies per night over Christmas and New Year.
- Children up to 5 years sharing with an adult stay free of charge.
- Children aged 6 to 12 years sharing with an adult pay 50% of the adult rate.
- One adult with one child: the adult pays the single room rate and the child pays 50% of the half twin rate.
- Two children in their own room each pay 75% of the adult rate.
- Three children in their own room pay the full double room rate.
Experiences at the Ashnil Samburu Camp
- Riverside setting on the Ewaso Nyiro River
- Game drives in Samburu National Reserve, arranged through our team
- Samburu special species including Grevy zebra and reticulated giraffe
- Taxes and community fees included in the rate
- Road or air access arranged by our team
What to Expect
Ashnil Samburu Camp is priced simply, with accommodation, all meals, government taxes and community fees in one rate. Game drives, drinks and transport are arranged separately so you can build the safari that suits your budget.
Low rates apply in June and from mid-September to 20 December. High rates apply from July to mid-September and over Christmas and New Year, when a per-night festive supplement is added.
- Taxes and community fees included
- All meals included
- Child rates from age 6
- Ewaso Nyiro riverside setting
- Road or air access arranged by our team
Itinerary
Travel by road or air to the area and transfer to Ashnil Samburu Camp. You are welcomed with refreshments, shown to your room and can enjoy an afternoon at leisure or an optional game drive.
Set out early for the morning game drive, when predators are most active, then return for a relaxed lunch and rest. An afternoon drive follows, finishing with dinner back at the lodge.
Spend another day exploring for elephants, Grevy zebra, reticulated giraffe, gerenuk and Beisa oryx. Ask our team about optional extras such as guided walks, cultural visits or special dining.
Enjoy a final breakfast, then transfer to the airstrip or begin the journey back to Nairobi. Your stay can be extended night by night.
Location
Faq
Wildlife viewing is good year-round. June to October is the dry season and the best time for game viewing, while November to May is greener and quieter with lower rates.
You can travel by road from Nairobi, or fly to the nearest airstrip and be met for a transfer. We arrange either option together with your stay.
Where the rates are marked as resident rates, they apply to Kenya citizens and East African residents with valid proof of residency. If you are travelling as a non-resident, ask our team for a quote that matches your travel status.
Samburu National Reserve entry fees are not included and are paid separately. Our team can confirm the current fees for your dates.
Yes. Rates are priced per person per night, so you can stay as many nights as you like. Our team can also combine your stay with other destinations in Kenya.
$ 105.00 / night
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