Mwagusi Safari Camp sits on the Mwagusi sand river, one of the longest-established camps in Ruaha National Park, with a genuinely personal, owner-run character that has made it a favourite among dedicated Tanzania safari travellers.
Traditional thatched and canvas structures set along the riverbed, comfortably furnished in a classic, unpretentious safari style.
Tanzanian and international dishes served communally, with the camp’s long history and owner involvement shaping a genuinely personal atmosphere.
Game drives and walking safaris along the Mwagusi sand river and surrounding baobab plains.
The sand river’s dry-season water pockets draw consistent elephant and lion activity, with Ruaha’s substantial kudu population also frequently seen nearby.
The dry sand riverbed, dotted with ancient baobabs, offers a starkly beautiful backdrop distinct from the greener parks of northern Tanzania.
The camp’s decades of operation have made it a long-standing supporter of Ruaha’s ranger and research capacity.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
