Plovers Eco Camp

Camping Sites in Nyandarua

Plovers Eco Camp: Quirky, Fun and Unique

If you’re looking for a quirky and unique camping site, with funky décor, nostalgic vibes, fun and unusual set ups, offering an unforgettable outdoor experience, then Plovers Eco Camp and Homestay will not disappoint. Straight out of a 70’s movie set, with usual thing-a-majig contraptions, artwork and numerous raised flower pots, appealing to those chasing an authentic experience, this is a budget-friendly alternative with a fun twist. The gardens are very pretty, too. Road trip lovers who want a cool, vintage experience are in luck – and there’s plenty of secure parking space. What’s more, Plover Eco Camp offers exciting outdoor activities in hiking, birdwatching, cultural exchange and agri-tourism. Their most popular outdoor activity, birding at kinangop highland grasslands, is worth the experience. Provers Eco Camp off the Turasha Road after Mwihoti Primary School in South Kinangop.


Camping is much more than a pleasant holiday, it’s a great way to truly enjoy Kenya. An inexpensive and indulging do-it-yourself holiday. In the warm Kenyan sun, camping is a way of life the intrepid spiritedly remembers. It is a memorable outdoor activity to carry out whether you are single, as a couple, or as a family.


Greatly positioned as an agrarian hub, with increased investment in infrastructure, Nyandarua County is also famous for its scenic landscapes and montane climate. Named after the Aberdare Ranges, with an extensive presence, Nyandarua grew as an agribusiness locale but is well making a name for itself as an alpine escape.

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Thanks to its high altitude, all of Nyandarua experiences pleasant to low temperatures. Highest temperatures are in the month of December that bears an average temperature of 25oC: Lowest in July, 14oC.

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