Queen Elizabeth Bush Lodge

Queen Elizabeth Bush Lodge is located near Queen Elizabeth National Park, along the Kazinga Channel, making it a great base for safari activities in the area. The lodge is built using eco-friendly principles, with accommodation spaced out to offer privacy and a true safari atmosphere. Its natural setting allows guests to feel close to the wild while still enjoying comfort and good service.

Wildlife regularly moves around the lodge surroundings, and in the evenings guests can hear hippos and hyenas as they enjoy relaxed, open-air dinners under the stars. The lodge is known for offering an affordable and authentic safari experience, with a strong focus on nature, friendly staff, and quality food. It is ideal for travelers looking for good value accommodation near Queen Elizabeth National Park.

Accommodation includes 12 self-contained bandas, 2 private self-contained safari tents, and 10 non-self-contained budget tents. The bandas are built on raised wooden platforms using canvas and local materials, with large mosquito-netted windows and private terraces overlooking the seasonal Kamera River. Each banda has an en-suite bathroom, flushing toilet, running water, and an outdoor hot shower available throughout the day. The restaurant and bar are set in a spacious dining tent with views of the Kazinga Channel and the distant Rwenzori Mountains, where guests can enjoy candle-lit dinners, as well as early morning tea or coffee, packed breakfasts, and lunches arranged to fit safari activities.