Great Plains, Masai Mara, Maasai Mara National Park, Africa Geographic, Derek Joubert, Beverly

Why We Love Mara Plains Camp:

Mara Plains Camp offers one of the largest combined traversing areas in the region, with access to approximately 98,000 acres of private conservancy land and the Masai Mara National Reserve. This allows for flexible, crowd-free game viewing rarely matched elsewhere in the Mara ecosystem. Its Relais & Châteaux status further reflects the camp’s exceptional guiding, cuisine and attention to detail.

Insider’s Tip: Each suite is equipped with professional camera gear and binoculars, with images downloaded for you at the end of your stay. For guests wanting to refine their skills, private photographic tuition can be arranged at an additional cost.

 FAQs About Mara Plains Camp

Where is Mara Plains Camp located?

Mara Plains Camp is located within the Olare Motorogi Conservancy, a private conservancy on the northern boundary of the Masai Mara National Reserve. This position allows access to both exclusive conservancy land and the wider Mara ecosystem.

What makes Mara Plains Camp unique?

The camp offers access to one of the largest combined traversing areas in the Greater Masai Mara, with approximately 98,000 acres spanning private conservancy land and the national reserve. Low vehicle density, flexible game viewing and Relais & Châteaux standards set it apart.

Is Mara Plains Camp suitable for families and groups?

Mara Plains Camp is best suited to couples and private groups seeking an intimate safari experience. Families may be accommodated in the Jahazi Suite, but suitability depends on children’s ages and safari expectations and is best discussed during planning.

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