Togoro Plains Camp
Fourteen tented suites backed by granite boulders in the north-eastern Serengeti
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Established as a low-density camp on the Lobo Plains in the north-eastern Serengeti, Togoro Plains is fourteen tented suites set against granite boulders away from the main safari circuits. Eleven suites hold double or twin beds; three family units contain two separate bedrooms. Each suite has an en-suite bathroom with a shower, a terrace facing the plains, and cotton linen. Privacy is maintained by spacing between units.
The camp operates entirely on solar electricity — a 53.2 kilowatt-peak array installed across the property — and processes waste outside the park. A restaurant serves seasonal meals; a bar and lounge area sit beneath canvas. A pool lies among the rocks. Security staff are on-site around the clock. Game drives depart with a guide; cheetah, giraffe, elephant, and a resident lion pride occupy the region year-round, and the Great Migration crosses the plains in October. You can hear bat-eared foxes at night. Balloon safaris over the Serengeti can be arranged. Wireless internet, laundry service, and vegetarian meals are available. The camp speaks English and French.
The camp operates entirely on solar electricity — a 53.2 kilowatt-peak array installed across the property — and processes waste outside the park. A restaurant serves seasonal meals; a bar and lounge area sit beneath canvas. A pool lies among the rocks. Security staff are on-site around the clock. Game drives depart with a guide; cheetah, giraffe, elephant, and a resident lion pride occupy the region year-round, and the Great Migration crosses the plains in October. You can hear bat-eared foxes at night. Balloon safaris over the Serengeti can be arranged. Wireless internet, laundry service, and vegetarian meals are available. The camp speaks English and French.