About Treetops Lodge
Treetops Lodge is a historic safari lodge located in Aberdare National Park, Kenya. Famous for being the place where Queen Elizabeth II ascended to the throne in 1952, the lodge offers a unique treehouse-style accommodation overlooking a waterhole and salt lick, attracting a variety of wildlife, including elephants, buffalos, and leopards. Treetops provides an immersive and intimate safari experience, perfect for nature lovers and history enthusiasts.
ACCESS & LOCATION of Treetops Lodge
By Road
Treetops Lodge is located about 180 km which takes 4 hours from Nairobi, accessible via Nyeri and Mweiga Gate of Aberdare National Park. A 4×4 vehicle is recommended for the final stretch.
By Air
Flights from Wilson Airport in Nairobi to Nanyuki Airstrip take 40 minutes, followed by a 1.5 hour drive to Treetops Lodge.
ACCOMMODATION & FACILITIES AT Treetops Lodge
Treetops Lodge features elevated wooden cabins designed to blend into the surrounding forest. The cozy en-suite rooms have large windows and balconies, allowing guests to observe wildlife at the nearby waterhole.
ACTIVITIES AT Treetops Lodge
Day & Night Game Viewing
Enjoy uninterrupted wildlife viewing from Treetops Lodge’s decks and underground hide. Nocturnal species like leopards and hyenas frequently visit the waterhole.
Game Drives in Aberdare National Park
Explore the misty forests, waterfalls, and moorlands, home to elephants, black rhinos, and unique species like the bongo antelope.
Bush Walks & Birdwatching
Guided nature walks around the Aberdare forests reveal over 250 bird species and rare wildlife.
Historical Tour
Learn about Queen Elizabeth’s stay at Treetops Lodge and its significance in British royal history.
Visit to Chania & Karuru Waterfalls
Discover some of Kenya’s tallest waterfalls, located within the park.
Gallery of Treetops Lodge
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