Rubber flip flops are also provided for walking through water as the soda water can ruin leather shoes. There is a dining tent and bar area.Ī Masai shuka (light blanket) is provided for you to wrap around you and shade you and can assist in cooling while out walking if you place it in water then wear it. They are designed to keep you cool during the day and to protect you from the sometimes strong winds that pass through the valley floor. The canvas en-suite rooms are covered with a large, camouflage fly cover to provide verandah areas and shade to relax under. The tents are of a unique ‘Bedu' design to promote shade (essential in this hot, dry environment).

There are 10 large tents at this camp, all named after local mountains. There are some camels which come to the camp, owned by the local Masai, which the camp looks after, provides water for and are training the camels to carry water, etc.

This camp was set up in conjunction with Engare Sero village so that the local Masai community benefits from income from tourism.

The area around Natron consists of volcanoes and craters which results in most of the lakes and water being full of soda and not hospitable for people and most animal life, except flamingoes which thrive on the zooplankton that exists in these hot and unsociable areas. Ngare Sero Lake Natron Camp is situated by a freshwater stream where a spring provides fresh water.

Lake natron camp