Apart from the lake boat, this is the place to walk . We prefer walking to game drives--we had seen in QUeen Elizabeth park all the main animals. Now we wanted to relax more---and we did 630 AM every morning. Sometimes we drove to the...More

This is the smallest National Park in Uganda but is a lovely spot with the added advantage of being able to go on guided walks just outside the park which has as many animals as inside. You can go on night drives with the hope...More

Lake Mburo was wonderful. There were many animals out and about. The most interesting were the hippos in a little watering hole in the middle of park (far from the lake). Great park to hit if you on the way to QENP or if you...More

I didn't have many expectations of Lake Mburo, but the game viewing here is great. No large predators (apart from leopard) but a huge range of animals including zebra, impala, topi, eland, hippo and giraffe. The birdlife is also fantastic, with great opportunities for walking...More

We planned a stopover at Rwakobo Rock Lodge en route to Bwindi, but hadn’t expected to experience this little gem of a park. We took a game drive through the Park & saw a fair amount of wildlife, including Topi & Eland which we hadn’t...More

...cycling, walking, hiking on the surrounding hills and exploring the small forest of the south-western side, are all alternative ideas on how to experience this small and lovely Park. I find it as an easy and quick out-of-town plan and I always have a great...More

Mountainbiking in and around Mburo is the best way to experience the park. Riding along zebra’s, impala’s, ... is awesome! You get some exercise, you get close to the animals and it is not your normal lazy safari. Park entry is 40 dollar. Cycling in...More