Engiri Game Lodge and Campsite

This game lodge is perfectly located in the Queen Elizabeth National Park. We stayed in one of their tents but it was covered with a canvas rainfly and a thatched roof so even when it rained we stayed dry. The full board option was also fantastic, because all of the meals were delicious. My wife and I ended up ordering different things so we could keep trying a little of everything. But the best part is that because it is inside the national park, the animals come right through the camp. Inside the camp we saw Elephants several times, and could hear both lions and Hyenas. The camp also set us up on a boat cruise of the Kazinga Channel and morning game drive where we saw Hippos, lion, antelope, warthogs, plains buffalo, and so many more things. Patience was the server who took care of us the whole time and even though I had one day of dehydration sickness, she made sure I was stocked up with ginger tea to help me hydrate and ease my stomach.

It was an amazing experience!! .. Excellent service, good accommodation and accessible price. I loved the experience with a sweet visitor (an elephant 🐘) in its camp.

We had the most amazing stay! Especially thanks to Patience, Judith and Sandra! They were the most kind and fun! We will miss them.

Loved my stay at Engiri. I didn't want to leave. The place, the staff, the warm staff, the elephant and hippos roaming about in the mornings - I loved it all.

Our experience at the Engiri gaming lodge was far beyond expectations. All kind of wildlife exploring around the lodges and really close at sight for visitors. The staff is super friendly and helpful, (vegetarian) food is exceptional and location is perfect to spot the wildlife that not can be seen directly on the premises. Definite go to when visiting Queen Elizabeth National Park

Our profiles : we’re a French couple, 34 years old. We stayed 18 days in Uganda for a self guided trip. We had our own car (Toyota 4X4) we rented in Kampala. Important : we brought our own tent and pitched it everywhere. It's a great place, and the bar/restaurant offers a magnificent view of the savannah. At night, rangers constantly escort you, and from our tent we heard elephants, hippos and hyenas close by. The staff are smiling and pleasant. We found the showers and toilets adequate.