Ishasha Wilderness Camp

Ishasha Wilderness Camp is a luxury lodge in Uganda, situated in the Ishasha area of Queen Elizabeth National Park. Ishasha Wilderness Camp is a 10-tent safari camp on the banks of the Ntungwe River in the remote southern Ishasha sector of Queen Elizabeth National Park. Each canvas tent has a private verandah facing the river, an en suite bathroom with hot bush showers, and eco-friendly flush toilets. The camp is deliberately small, maintaining an intimate atmosphere in a part of the park that sees far fewer visitors than the northern sections around Mweya.

The central area consists of a thatched lounge and dining space with an outdoor fireplace where guests gather in the evenings. Meals are served al fresco by the river when weather permits. The camp provides Wi-Fi and laundry services, though the emphasis here is on the bush experience rather than extensive facilities.

The Ishasha sector is famous for its tree-climbing lions, which rest in the branches of fig and sycamore trees — a behaviour seen in very few places in Africa. Game drives from the camp focus on locating these lions along with elephants, buffalo, hippos, and a wide range of antelope species. The remote location and small camp size make Ishasha Wilderness Camp well suited for travelers who want an authentic, quiet bush experience focused on wildlife rather than resort-style amenities.

Ishasha Wilderness Camp is listed as a luxury property on Lodges of Uganda. All lodge profiles on this site are independent and based on verified information — no paid placements.