&Beyond Grumeti River Camp: Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Grumeti River Camp located?
It lies in the Western Corridor of Serengeti National Park, on the banks of a channel of the Grumeti River. The camp is operated today by andBeyond as Grumeti Serengeti River Lodge.
When can I see the Great Migration at Grumeti River Camp?
Grumeti River Camp is one of the best-placed camps for the Great Migration's western crossing, with wildebeest and zebra herds typically gathering along the Grumeti around June and July. Some of the largest Nile crocodiles in Africa wait in the river during that period.
What wildlife can I expect around the camp?
Hippos are resident in front of the camp, and the riverine forest and surrounding plains support lion, leopard, elephant, giraffe, colobus monkeys and prolific birdlife. Guests can often watch wildlife come down to drink from the open-sided lounge and dining areas.
What is the accommodation style at Grumeti River Camp?
The lodge has a relaxed, contemporary style, with suites that open onto private decks facing the river. It also has a swimming pool and open-sided lounge and dining areas where guests can watch wildlife.
Is the Western Corridor quieter than the central Serengeti?
The Western Corridor is quieter than the central Serengeti for much of the year. A stay at Grumeti River Camp pairs well with the northern or central Serengeti on a migration safari.
How do I book a stay at Grumeti River Camp with Ecological Wilderness Adventure?
Ecological Wilderness Adventure can tailor and quote a trip on request, including a stay at Grumeti River Camp as part of a broader migration safari. Contact them to discuss dates and itinerary.




