Gorilla Forest Camp is nestled deep within the misty mountain valley of the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park in Uganda. The exclusive location of the camp makes it the ideal destination for travelers that are primarily focused on gorilla trekking, with the added advantage of taking guided walks and bird watching. 

Blending in seemingly with the natural surroundings, Gorilla Forest Camp is often visited by gorilla families, adding value to the already rewarding experience to be had in Bwindi. 

The intimate camp boasts eight luxurious canvas Tents that feature bedrooms with a queen-sized bed draped in mosquito netting, an en-suite bathroom with freestanding bathtub and magnificent views of the rainforest. 

The camp facilities include a comfortable lounge area, an elegant open-air dining area, a mini spa, and a central campfire to enjoy the African night sky. 

Activities offered at the camp include gorilla trekking, bird watching, forest walks, game drives in the Queen Elizabeth National Park which is renowned for its tree-climbing lions and savanna elephants, and cultural interactions with the Batwa Tribe and local villages.  

Bwindi National Park is home to world's remaining population of the mountain gorilla, with 340 individuals counted in the last census. These critically endangered primates share the dense and beautifully green Bwindi Forest with a few other animals.

The bio-diversity of the park also makes it home for more than 350 bird species, 200 butterfly species, eleven kinds of primates including L'Hoest's monkeys, rare forest elephants, giant forest hogs and various antelope.

Sanctuary Gorilla Forest Camp is ideal for solo explorers, couples and families looking to truly experience the Bwindi Forest and the mountain gorillas. 

Rate Excludes

Flights, transfers, premium brand beverages and champagne, gratuities, additional excursions, and items of a personal nature. 

Child Policy

Children of all ages are welcome at the camp. Child rates will apply. 

Children aged 15 years and younger are required to share with their parents.

Children aged 15 years and older are permitted to track gorilla.