Are you wondering what makes Queen Elizabeth National Park travelers’ favorite place to be? Aside from having a phenomenal concentration of wildlife and a plethora of birds, what makes this “medley of wonders” so loved and one of the most explored is the wide selection of midrange Lodges.  Hidden at the backdrop of prime wildlife viewing areas, the midrange Lodges in/around Queen Elizabeth National Park provide classic service, a handpicked selection of amenities, mouth-watering dishes, and some lavish comforts. For travelers who desire someplace special place to stay can pick one of our Queen Elizabeth National Park safari packages that will lead to the perfect “home away from home”.

Kasenyi Safari Camp

Beautifully set on the brim of Lake Bunyampaka in the wildlife-rich Kasenyi Plains of Queen Elizabeth National Park, Kasenyi Safari Camp is one of the unmissable midrange options when exploring the medley of wonders. This Lodge’s structures (including Tents and dining area) are grass-thatched and sit on an elevated area, hence providing views of the surrounding attractions, including visiting animals.

Each of the Eight Tents sits on an elevated platform with a thatched canopy roof, en-suite bathroom, an airy living area, and a private deck. Several wildlife species always frequent the Safari Camp during day and night, and these include buffaloes, Hippos, lions, Defassa waterbucks, Uganda Kobs, and many others. Nights at Kasenyi Safari Camp come alive with hyena laughs and lion roars.

Enganzi Game Lodge

After a long day of exploring Queen Elizabeth National Park, you can reward yourself indescribable comfort that is infused in Mother Nature and get the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity of experiencing some of the most unforgettable moments in life while staying at Enganzi Game Lodge.

Each of Enganzi Game Lodge’s grass-thatched rooms is secluded and well furnished with comfortable bed (having mosquito nets), beautifully designed tiled floors, an en-suite bathroom (with clean towels, a bathtub, sink, and flushing toilet), a spacious veranda, a sitting area with cozy chairs and a table, luggage storage space, and many more.

Aside from the rooms, Enganzi Game Lodge has a spacious lounge area where guests can relax to reminisce about their Queen Elizabeth Park activities, a spacious restaurant, and bar area.

Katara Lodge

Nestled on the stunning Great Rift Valley escarpment is Katara Lodge, another excellent base for midrange travelers looking to discover the beauty and biodiversity of Queen Elizabeth National Park. This includes taking in breathtaking views of the sprawling Savannah plains, the spectacular Lake Edward, the far-flung Virunga and Rwenzori Mountain ranges.

Accommodation comes in one of the 8 thatched cottages, 7 of which are standard cottages, while one is a family cottage with 2 separate bedrooms. The Family Cottage also comes with a shared sitting area and bathroom. Each of the standard cottages features one large open sleeping and sitting area.

Mweya Safari Lodge

Sitting in the heart of the National Park on the Mweya Peninsula, Mweya Safari Lodge is another midrange Lodge in Queen Elizabeth National Park. It has been operating and providing unforgettable stays to visitors for over 30 years, after being established as a Government property and converted into a large Hotel under Marasa Africa.

Mweya Safari Lodge Is so far the largest Property in Queen Elizabeth National Park with 54 rooms (that include 28 Deluxe, 14 classic, and 2 superior), 4 Cottage (that include Classic and signature) and 4 Tents (Deluxe and Classic) hence making it the perfect option for large group tours. Interestingly, majority of the rooms command the views of the Kazinga Channel.

Mweya Safari Lodge’s strategic location also means guests are treated to endless views of the sprawling savannah, the Kazinga Channel, and are treated to occasional visits from area residents (animals such as lions, leopards, Hippos, Uganda Kobs, and leopards among others).

Amenities enjoyed at Mweya Safari Lodge include the beautiful infinity swimming pool overlooking the Kazinga Channel, thus providing an option of unwinding while enjoying your favorite drinks. Also, delicious meals can be enjoyed from the indoor dining area or the outdoor area on the veranda with beautiful views.

Also, you are allowed to mix pleasure and business by taking advantage of the fully functional business service center (that comes with an air-conditioned conference room, board room, and access to fast Internet). There is also a functional wellness Center (with a hair salon, studio room, sauna, treatment rooms, and steam bath).

Ihamba Lakeside Safari Lodge

Staying at Ihamba Lakeside Safari Lodge is about enjoying the tranquility of the beautiful Lake George and experiencing a typical Ugandan cultural setting. The spectacular African touches on the Tents and every other structure at this Lodge perfectly blend into the natural surroundings that include the beautiful Queen Elizabeth National Park. Guests are accommodated in six stand-alone cottages that come with a spacious veranda, a comfortable bed/s with mosquito nets, a writing desk and chair, an en-suite bathroom (with clean towels, flushing toilet, bathtub, and a sink).

Maufirika Safari Lodge

Staying at Marafiki Safari Lodge means indulging in the ultimate safari experience with lavish safari Tents and cozy cottages that provide the perfect blend of elegance and adventure. Each of the rooms comes with a private balcony that boasts jaw-dropping views of the National Park, Lake George, and the Rwenzori Mountains in the backdrop.

Guests are accommodated in any of the Private Bandas crafted from natural eucalyptus gum poles and raised on wooden floors.

There are also spacious thatched cottages with soaring ceilings and expansive windows that converge to create a sense of splendor. Inside them is a cozy bathroom and luxurious amenities.

The charming self-contained Family cottage has a thatched roof with a mezzanine deck that is perfect for children to cozy up in their rooftop hideaway while adults unwind in comfort on the ground floor.

Ishasha Jungle Lodge

Ishasha Jungle Lodge is an eco-friendly midrange Lodge in Queen Elizabeth National Park, set in the southern sector (known as Ishasha). The Lodge is hidden in a wilderness along Kameme road at the edge of the Protected Area, in Kihihi, and was named after the Ishasha River and the savannah Plains.

The Lodge has existed for a decade, having opened in 2014, and has since then been offering jungle-style accommodation to nature and safari enthusiasts. Overlooking River Ntungwe, Ishasha Jungle Lodge’s 9 private and en-suite cottages sit on elevated wooden decks with a private balcony, a grass-thatched roof, a wardrobe, a table and safari chairs, and an open veranda.

There is a restaurant at Ishasha Jungle Lodge, and it is specially hidden amid the riverine forest, where guests are treated to the sounds of chirping birds. Other amenities/facilities include a curio shop, a bar, and a campfire area.

Other midrange Lodges in/around Queen Elizabeth National Park are Kikorongo Safari Lodge, Njovu Park Lodge, and Engiri Game Lodge and Campsite, the Bush Lodge, among others.