Oseki Maasai Mara Camp
Experience the essence of the Maasai Mara at Oseki Maasai Mara Camp. Our luxury tents offer comfort amidst stunning landscapes. Enjoy game drives, nature walks, and cultural visits. Committed to sustainability and supporting local communities, we offer delicious meals with locally sourced ingredients. Join us for an unforgettable safari adventure.
Popular Features
- 24 Hour Service
- Restaurant & Bar
- Room Service
- Wifi
Available Rooms
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Glamping (Child)Oseki Camp offers roomy safari tents, each featuring its own bathroom, set amidst the wilderness just a brief 5-minute d...
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Number of Children |
$33.00
per night
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Glamping (adult)Oseki Camp offers roomy safari tents, each featuring its own bathroom, set amidst the wilderness just a brief 5-minute d...
| Pax:
Number of Adults |
$69.00
per night
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Where is Oseki Camp located?
Oseki Camp is situated just a 5-minute drive from the Sekenani entrance to Masai Mara National Park, in the midst of the bush.
What type of accommodation does Oseki Camp offer?
Oseki Camp provides spacious safari tents, each equipped with its own bathroom facilities.
What is included in the rate at Oseki Camp?
The rate at Oseki Camp includes full board (meals) and Wi-Fi access in the main area.
Who are the hosts at Oseki Camp?
Guests at Oseki Camp are hosted by Maasai individuals from the nearby community.
How does Oseki Camp support the local community?
Oseki Camp is a community-based project aimed at supporting the Maasai community. This is achieved through various initiatives and partnerships.
What materials are used in the construction of Oseki Camp's main area?
Oseki Camp's main area features natural and recycled materials, including river rocks, locally crafted furniture, and glass bottles incorporated into the walls
Are there plans for future development at Oseki Camp?
Yes, Oseki Camp plans to continue its environmentally conscious approach by constructing more sustainable buildings using materials like cob and clay in the near future.
