Naiberi River Campsite and Resort

Naiberi River Campsite and Resort sits sixteen kilometers from Eldoret, four hundred meters off the main road to Kaptagat. You stay in treetop cabins built from timber offcuts and cedar wood, with palm-thatched roofs, or in deluxe rooms fifty meters from the Naiberi River. The deluxe rooms have verandahs for afternoon tea and reading, with the sound of the river in the background.

The stone cave is a bar and lounge area reached through a tunnel with stone walls and hanging lanterns. Inside, there are waterfalls, wooden bridges, and a log fire. The space has a pool table, darts, and board games. A dormitory with double-decker beds sleeps up to twenty guests, with hot showers and flush toilets.

The resort is on land once inhabited by the Sirikwa tribe, now forested with indigenous plants and trees. The treetop cabins and deluxe rooms are the main accommodation options, with the dormitory for larger groups. The stone cave bar is the central social space, built to resemble a modern cave with running water and stone pillars.