how much does it cost to sleep at lake nkuruba nature reserve & community campsite
Single Occupancy
Rates are per cottage per night
Single B&B: $110
Single Half-board: $130
Single Full-board: $160
Double Occupancy
Rates are per cottage per night
Double B&B: $120
Double Half-board: $140
Double Full-board: $170
Triple Occupancy
Rates are per cottage per night
Triple B&B: $160
Triple Half-board: $200
Triple Full-board: $220
Lake Nkuruba offers the perfect point for a range of tourism activities, such as chimpanzee trekking in Kibale Forest National Park or exploring Uganda’s concentrated volcanic crater lakes in southwestern Uganda. Click here to view mountain gorilla trekking safaris
Lake Nkuruba Nature Reserve Community Campground is where travelers can catch a few nights' rest away from the noise in the city. Lake Nkuruba has a peaceful camp, a relaxing atmosphere, and monkeys that allow you to participate in this ecotourism project. Click here to see our recommended mountain gorilla trekking tour.
Lake Nkuruba Nature Reserve was established in 1991 with the goal of protecting all of the ancient forest habitats that surround the volcanic Crater Lake, which is one of the few crater lakes within the region's remaining lush forest habitat.
Lake Nkuruba Community Campsite is located within the Nature Reserve and offers a variety of accommodation options, which range from camping under the trees that are frequented by monkeys to spending your night at the secluded Lakeside Cottage, which overlooks the picturesque lake.
Lake Nkuruba Nature Reserve offers the perfect spot to explore one of Uganda’s concentrations of volcanic crater lakes, which includes Lake Nkuruba. As well as visiting Uganda’s largest population of chimpanzees at Kibale Forest National Park.
What can I do near Lake Nkuruba Nature Reserve & Community campsite
Chimpanzee trekking in Kibale forest National Park
Kibale Forest is Uganda’s number one most favorable chimpanzee trekking destination, with its trekking point starting from either Kanyanchu Visitor Center or Buraiga at 07.00 & 2.00pm and lasting from 2 to 3 hours. Kibale Forest conserves over 13 primate species, such as the black & white colobus, grey-cheeked mangabey, red-tailed monkey, blue monkey, and olive baboon, among others.
Nkuruba Forest
Be part of the guided walk with an experienced guide through Lake Nkuruba forest and wetland areas as you learn more about the monkeys, tree species, birds, and nature reserve.
Waterfall trek
Participate on the glorious trek within Fort’s fresh countryside, Mahoma's stunning waterfall, and the three volcanic crater lakes.
Rwenzori trek
The Rwenzori Mountains are located near Fort Portal town. Our well-trained guides will drive you to the beautiful lower ranges for a full day of hiking and a visit to the magical Rwangimba Hot Springs.
Cultural tour
Take a guided cultural walk to a Ugandan local village. Meet the welcoming local community and learn about their unique traditions, customs, and culture.
Crater lakes tour by 'boda boda.'
Enjoy a boda boda ride (motorbike taxi) to discover the six crater lakes all located within the local area. Explore the crater lakes; get more information, watch birds, see many tree species, and enjoy beautiful scenery.
Cultural homestay
There is an opportunity for tourists to spend the night with a local family. They will share a locally made traditional Ugandan meal with you and sleep under the same roof with your host family. Cultural homestay gives an opportunity for tourists to immerse themselves in Batoro and Bakiga culture while supporting the local community.
When is the best time to track chimpanzees in Kibale Forest National Park?
Kibale Forest National Park is open for chimpanzee tracking throughout the year. December, January, February, June, July, August, and September are the driest months of the year and the best times for chimpanzee trekking in Kibale Forest, when the hiking trails are dry and easier to navigate.