Elephant plains lodge is located with a spectacular view of the magical Queen Elizabeth National Park. Elephant Plains Lodge is just in the heart of Queen Elizabeth National Park, which is nature’s corner. Elephant Lodge uses solar energy for lighting and other activities in the lodge. Elephant Plains Lodge’s rooftops are grass thatched from the savannah grassland of Queen Elizabeth National Park. 

Elephant Plains Lodge’s swimming pool was constructed in an eco-friendly way, which is good for relaxation after the day’s activities like chimpanzee tracking at Kyambura Gorge, Kalinzu Forest Walks, hiking, salt mining at Katwe, and game drives around Queen Elizabeth National Park.

Elephant Plains Lodge is close to the Kikorongo River, where the plains converge with the crystal-clear water of the river. When you stay at Elephant Plains Lodge, there are higher chances for you to spot a number of buffaloes, waterbucks, bushbucks, warthogs, and elephants in search of water along with the water points.

Elephant Plains Lodge is a place where tourists meet nature in a way that is both memorable and unforgettable. The elephant plains lodge lounge is well-wired with Wi-Fi, which gives travelers a chance to always check on their work, family, and friends back home.

Elephant Plains Lodge has six large double or twin cottages with spacious verandas and large glass windows with enough lighting to allow you to relax while admiring the magnificent scenery of Queen Elizabeth National Park. Elephant Plains Lodge has two family cottages offering accommodation facilities, including two separate rooms that can accommodate five people, big bathtubs, and huge bathrooms. The family house is overlooking Queen Elizabeth National Park.

The food and beverage section of Elephant Plains Lodge is equipped with both local and international drinks and baristas, depending on tourists’ choices. The arrangement of the seats makes the bar look formal. 

Elephant Plains Lodge has a big restaurant where chefs cook delicious local and continental dishes and an outside space next to the deck where your food slides perfectly down as you feel an uninterrupted environment in the wilderness at Queen Elizabeth national park.