Under the umbrella of the Northern Rangelands Trust (NRT), Ngilai Conservancy, alongside its neighboring conservancies, is spearheading a transformative movement that empowers local communities to become stewards of their wild spaces. This collective effort goes far beyond conservation; it is a holistic approach aimed at building sustainable economies and creating multiple revenue streams around the conservation of wilderness areas.

This goes a long way toward recognising the interdependence between conservation and livelihoods. Encouraging the development of sustainable enterprises, which align with conserving wildlife while also responsibly managing the grasslands, forests, rivers, and ecosystems that are the lifeblood of local livelihoods, and the potential for harmonious coexistence between humanity and the natural world.

The Ngilai Community Conservancy are delighted to announce the creation of Community Camp Sites

Fig Tree Campsite -

6 Tents (possibly 8 if smaller tents , closer together). Close to the Conservancy headquarters.

Big deep shaded by a fig tree, flat area, enough for 6 tents and a common area.

Ngare Naibor Campsite -

2 tents maximum. This is a smaller intimate camp, shade enough for 2 tents,and lovely rock pools for wallowing. This site is situated slightly higher in the hills, behind the conservancy headquarters, with incredible views down the Kitich Valley.

Some guidelines for the camp site

The camp site is unfenced; please be aware of the danger of wildlife

Any walks conducted from the camp site must be accompanied by an armed ranger.

Please stay on the established paths.

Report in at Ngilai Conservancy Head Quarters and report out when leaving

Extreme caution with fires, no campfires may be left unattended. Fires must be monitored all day and all night

All rubbish must be taken out of the conservancy

What's Included -

A cleared and clean camp site before you arrive. Short drop loos. Shower stand