Best Budget Accommodation Facilities in Kidepo – A simple stay at Kidepo Valley National Park is easy to arrange. Below are some of the best budget accommodation options in Kidepo.
Apoka Rest Camp
Apoka Rest Camp is located inside Kidepo on a hill next to Narus Valley. It is managed by Uganda Wildlife Authority.
The camp has 16 self-contained chalets and 14 bandas that are not self-contained.
Meals are not provided, so you need to bring your own food from Kampala or nearby towns.
The camp has a large area for camping, but you must bring your own camping gear as none is provided.
Nga’Moru Wilderness Camp
Nga’Moru Wilderness Camp is also budget-friendly and is located outside Kidepo Valley National Park. It lies west of Narus Valley and Morungole Mountain. Here, you may spot wildlife like ostriches, hyenas, and lions.
Nga’Moru means “place of rocks,” a name given by the Karamojong people.
The camp has three wooden raised tents, each holding up to two people. There are also self-contained cabanas with four single beds each.
Nga’Moru also offers safari tents for one or two people and five caravans with en-suite bathrooms.
Kankine Campsite
Kankine Campsite is managed by Uganda Wildlife Authority and sits on a hill with views over Narus Valley.
You need to bring your own tent, mosquito net, food, and personal items. The site has flush toilets and cold water showers. You can enjoy 360-degree views of wildlife such as elephants, buffaloes, zebras, and the savannah grasslands.
Nagusokopie Campsite
Nagusokopie Campsite is another budget-friendly option for a simple stay in Kidepo Valley National Park. It is located on the western side of Narus Valley and is not fenced. Here, you may see lions, leopards, and elephants nearby.
The campsite has two bandas with shared bathrooms that have cold water showers and flush toilets.
There is a kitchen for simple cooking and a canteen where you can buy drinks like water and soda.
A restaurant is also found at the park headquarters if you want a proper meal. At Nagusokopie, you can enjoy campfires, guided nature walks, game drives, and community visits.
You can enjoy wildlife and beautiful views on a budget without worrying about where to stay while visiting Kidepo Valley National Park.
