Land of Nature Camps

Land of Nature Camps are found right in central Serengeti near Seronera – the heartbeat of the park – where the plains stretch out forever, dotted with acacias, kopjes, and the gentle flow of the Mto Banagi River. It’s a spot where wildlife is thick year-round: lions lounging on rocks, leopards in trees, elephants and giraffes moving through, cheetahs on the prowl, and massive herds of zebra and wildebeest passing by. The migration rolls through this central zone from mid-April to June and again from November to December, so you can catch those huge columns without long drives, and even in quieter months, the rivers keep the game concentrated close by. The camp keeps things small and personal with just 12 eco-friendly tents, so it never feels busy – it’s that cosy, away-from-the-crowds feel where you can actually hear the bush at night. Tents are spacious and stylish, with plush beds under mosquito nets, private verandas for coffee with sunrise views or sunset drinks watching animals graze, en-suite bathrooms with eco-friendly hot showers (some outdoor for that fresh-air thrill), and little touches like tea/coffee setups, walkie-talkies for quick staff contact, and comfy seating areas. The main area has a relaxed lounge for chilling with books or drinks, a bar for cocktails, and dining inside or out under the stars – meals are fresh and hearty, full board with good portions and local flavours. There’s a bonfire for evenings, grilling stations for barbecues, and extras like guided walks, Maasai cultural visits, or hot air balloon rides for aerial views. Staff are warm and attentive, often adding personal surprises.

Location

Land of Nature Camps & Lodges is in central Serengeti National Park near Seronera Valley, along the Mto Banagi River with views over plains, acacias, and kopjes. Prime for year-round resident wildlife and migration (April-June, November-December). Fly to Seronera Airstrip (1 hour from Arusha), then short transfer with game viewing. Driving from Arusha takes 5-6 hours.

Accommodation

The camp has 12 eco-friendly canvas tents on raised platforms, all with private verandas overlooking the savannah, plush bedding under mosquito nets, en-suite bathrooms (hot showers, some outdoor), tea/coffee facilities, walkie-talkies, and comfy seating areas.

Double Luxury Tents: King-size bed for couples, spacious and elegant.
Twin Luxury Tents: Two single beds for friends or flexible use.
Triple Luxury Tents: Three beds for small groups or families.
Family Luxury Tents: Interconnecting or larger setups for 4-5 guests.

Amenities

Cozy lounge with library and refreshments, bar with cocktails/liquors, dining area (inside/outside), bonfire/firepit for evenings, grilling stations. WiFi in main areas, 24-hour solar power, welcome drinks, laundry service extra, free parking. 24-hour security with escorts at night (unfenced wildlife area). Guided walks, Maasai cultural activities, hot air balloon safaris (extra).

Dining

Full-board meals with fresh, hearty options – breakfasts to start drives, lunches often bush-style or camp-based, dinners in the lounge or under stars (possibly barbecues). Blends local Tanzanian and international flavors, generous portions. Drinks included, bar selection.

What Makes It Unique

This small camp (12 tents) stands out for its central Seronera location near Mto Banagi River – high wildlife density with animals often grazing close to camp, plus easy migration access. Eco-friendly solar power, private verandas, outdoor showers, and bonfire evenings create an intimate, authentic bush luxury feel. Reviews praise the serene atmosphere, comfy tents, tasty food, and welcoming staff – a relaxing, scenic base with cultural touches like Maasai visits for a well-rounded, immersive Serengeti stay.