Set on the shores of the deep volcanic lake south east of Lake Naivasha, the lake side camp fits easily into this natural paradise in keeping with its owner's conservation ethic, the ten tented bandas have been built entirely from their environs, with pillars and stairways of finely-carved acacia set on foundations inlaid with chunks of glinting obsidian.

At Crater lake camp Naivasha, each tent occupies its own private space, with secluded veranda offering spectacular views across the lake. The tents are a picture of rustic sophistication, with elegant four-poster beds and reproduction furniture combined with modern ensuite bathrooms in a charming, comfortable blend of old and new. Five of the tents at Crater Lake Camp have single beds, five doubles; two are solid bandas', with bunk-beds available for children.

The land used to be owned by Mr. Gilbert Colville and his wife Diana, later to become the Kenya renowned 'Lady Delamere' whose life has been made famous through books and films about Kenya in the 1930.

Some guests say they can still feel her presence as she rides her favourite horse down to the lake. Crater Lake Camp is currently run by Mr Jan Goldson, whose superb personality and perfect understanding of Crater Lake's needs, make a guests stay at the lake an unbelievable experience.

The Crater lake camp is hidden on the shores of a deep volcanic lake. Crater Lake Tented Camp is one of the most peaceful, memorable back-to-nature experiences you will ever have.

Just 2 hours drive from Nairobi and located in Kenya's magnificent Rift Valley, the Camp is tucked away behind the expansive waters of Lake Naivasha, right in the heart of "White Mischief" and "Happy Valley" country. It is the ideal stop over between safaris, or the perfect place for a quiet weekend or a romantic interlude.