Why Do They Call It Elephant Bedroom Camp?

Pachyderms don’t actually sleep at this luxury tented camp in the wildlife-rich Samburu National Reserve of northern Kenya. But they seem to make a habit of casually wandering through the middle of camp at their whim and fancy.

Don’t be surprised to find an elephant casually wandering past your upscale safari tent, meandering along the nearby bank of the Ewaso Ngiro River, or even sauntering between tables in the camp’s outdoor dining area. It’s all part of what makes Atua Enkop one of East Africa’s most intriguing safari experiences.

Offering unexpected luxury in a secluded setting of breathtaking beauty, Elephant Bedroom Camp features 14 spacious tents have rustic and colorful African touches. All of them boast a private plunge pool on the deck, hot and cold running water, electricity, and complimentary herbal shower and bath products.

​The common lounge and dining area is decorated with vibrant safari style, its soft intimate lighting providing the ultimate place to relax between exciting game drives.

Elephant, monkeys and impalas are among the camp’s many regular wild visitors, while Samburu National Reserve offers the opportunity to view lions, leopards and many other species endemic to northern Kenya.

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