Nagusokopire Campsite in Kidepo National Park

Nagusokopire Campsite in Kidepo Valley National Park offers an excellent location, flush toilets, cold shower. Two shelters for the rain and an observation point with binoculars. Guests with rooftop tent vehicles are free to come and enjoy nature here.

The Nagusokopire campsite in Kidepo Valley National Park overlooks the Narus Valley, with amazing views, a great campsite, is not fenced. There is no shade in the dry season, but one or two big trees have leaves in the wet season and shade. Two open Bandas to use as kitchen/ dining areas, cold water shower, and flush toilet. All are well maintained to touristy standards.

A canteen is available where you can buy local drinks including Sodas, water, and beers, at the park headquarters. There is a local restaurant at the park headquarters, where anybody can eat.

Facilities and Services

1. Basic Camping: Pitch your tent on designated campsites.
2. Ablution Block: Shared toilet and shower facilities.
3. Water: Available for drinking and washing.
4. Firewood: Provided for campfires.
5. Ranger Guided Walks: Optional guided nature walks with armed park rangers.
6. Game Drives: Organized game drives can be arranged through the park authorities.

Activities and Attractions while staying at Nagusokopire Campsite.

1. Wildlife Viewing: Spot lions, leopards, elephants, and antelopes.
2. Birdwatching: Identify over 450 bird species.
3. Scenic Drives: Explore the park’s diverse landscapes.
4. Cultural Visits in Kidepo: Visit local communities and learn about their traditions.

Essential Information to Know Before Visiting Nagusokopire Campsite in Kidepo Valley National Park

1. Location: Nagusokopire Campsite, Kidepo Valley National Park, Uganda.
2. Getting There: Fly to Kidepo airstrip or drive from Kampala ( approx. 10 hours).
3. Best Time to Visit: December to February and June to August.
4. Fees: Camping fees apply, payable before your stay.
5. Safety: Follow park rules and guidelines, and stay with your group.

Tips and Reminders

1. Bring: Tent, sleeping bag, mosquito net, and personal items.
2. Respect: Park rules, wildlife, and local communities.
3. Prepare: For variable weather conditions and basic camping facilities.