We maintain two traditional hutted camps, each set in three acres of peaceful gardens with a river frontage. Each is built around a central Clubhouse with a comfortable dining room and lounge, substantial log fire, plenty of deep arm chairs and sofas and an abundance of piscatorial literature.
A cook and Houseboy manage the kitchen and stores, Cooking is by gas and lighting by electricity. Sleeping accommodation is in four traditional log bandas. Each has two comfortable beds, and a small washroom. There is also a central washing block with hot running water for showers and bathing. The Camps are extremely comfortable, but offer a feel of the ‘early years’. Visitors must take their food and bed linen, in addition to fishing tackle and binoculars.
Access to the Club waters is by road, past Thika and on to Murang’a. From Murang’a a good tarred tea road leads to Kangema and the turn-offs for each of the camps. A detailed map is available to members.