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The Furrowed Elephant is a practical field guide to bush camping in Kenya — written from the road, the ridge, and the long way 'round, with insights on routes, campsites, and slow drives through national parks, conservancies, and other Kenyan wild landscapes.
What is bush camping?
Bush camping in Kenya — or call it wild camping — is pitching a tent in open spaces beyond fenced-in lodges and glam. It’s a self-reliant, low-impact experience shaped by wilderness, wildlife, and local conditions.
For some basics, read this field guide, lace up your shoes, and go.

Marsabit National Park
Samburu National Reserve
Amboseli National Park
Bush camping
places, routes and wandering musings
First hand field notes
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