Lelin Campsite and Bandas
In the stunning Kerio valley, Lelin Campsite and Bandas has a selection of rustic accommodation. The campsite offers lovely views and provides the perfect place from which to hike through the valley and up the escarpment. The area is known for prolific birdlife and striking craggy terrain.
There are 5 en—suite bandas, made up of doubles and twins. The bandas all have hot water showers. There is also a campsite with bathroom and kitchen facilities. The restaurant has an a la carte menu, and offer a selection of international and Kenyan dishes. The bar is stocked with soft drinks, beers and spirits. From the bar, there is an outstanding view of the Rift Valley and Lake Kamorok. Ecotourism Society of Kenya gave
Lelin Campsite and Bandas a community based organisation award, CBO.Activities include hikes of various lengths. A nature walk through Kerio Valley takes approximately 31/2 hours. A cliff walk to the top of the escarpment takes approximately 2 hours. Local sites of interest include Lake Kamorok and Cheblock Gorge. Visitors can clamber down the rocky sides of the gorge and walk along its base. Lelin Campsite is about 500 meters from the road which joins lten to Kabernet. It is about 5km from lten and 40km from Eldoret.
Lenin Campsite – Facilities
- Parking
- Fly camp/campsite
Lelin Campsite and Bandas
- Hiking
- A la carte
- Bed and Breakfast
- self catering
- ESOK certified
- Credit cards
- Airstrip
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