Craters Lodge Safari Camp vs Enjojo Lodge
Both offer game drives · Updated 2026
Quick Answer
Craters Lodge Safari Camp is a safari camp ($$) in Crater Lakes. Enjojo Lodge is a comfort ($$$) in Ishasha, well suited for mid-range travelers and tree-climbing lion seekers. Craters Lodge Safari Camp is the more affordable option ($$), while Enjojo Lodge positions itself at the comfort level. They are in different areas: Craters Lodge Safari Camp in Crater Lakes and Enjojo Lodge in Ishasha. Enjojo Lodge has a stronger eco/community focus.
Option A
Craters Lodge Safari Camp
Crater Lakes · Queen Elizabeth National Park
A safari camp in the crater lakes area of Queen Elizabeth National Park. Set among the volcanic crater lakes of the western rift valley.
Option B
Enjojo Lodge
Ishasha · Ishasha
A comfortable eco-lodge near the Ishasha sector, blending into the surrounding bushland. A good mid-range base for seeing tree-climbing lions.
Side-by-Side Comparison
| Craters Lodge Safari Camp | Enjojo Lodge | |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Safari Camp | Comfort |
| Price Level | $$ Mid-range | $$$ Comfort |
| Sector / Area | Crater Lakes | Ishasha |
| National Park | Queen Elizabeth National Park | Queen Elizabeth National Park |
| Distance to Park | — | — |
| Rooms | — | Banda |
| Dining | — | The grass-thatched restaurant serves meals prepared with produce from the on-sit... |
| Highlights | — | 40-hectare property bordering Ishasha sectorAcacia forest, grassland, and palm tree settingNamed after a baby elephant born during constructionElephants, buffalo, and antelopes visit the grounds |
| Best For | — | Mid-range travelersTree-climbing lion seekersEco-conscious travelers |
| Activities | — | Game drives (Ishasha tree-climbing lions)Bird watchingNature walks on the lodge groundsWildlife spotting from the lodge (elephants, buffalo, antelopes) |
| Website | — | Visit website |
Choose Craters Lodge Safari Camp if you...
Choose Enjojo Lodge if you...
- are looking for mid-range travelers
- are looking for tree-climbing lion seekers
- are looking for eco-conscious travelers
- value 40-hectare property bordering ishasha sector
- value acacia forest, grassland, and palm tree setting
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