Wiz’s Camp
Suguroi Ranch, Laikipia, Kenya

Wiz’s Camp: Laikipia’s Most Exciting Tented Camp

Hosted by Wiz, catered by James, Room Service by Monica, Fun by YOU!

Come and join us for the perfect blend of adventure and comfort in our exclusive safari tents. Each tent offers privacy, luxury, and stunning views of the nearby Ewaso Nyiro river and the Laikipia landscape beyond.

4 TENTS + 2 KIDS PODS

Sleeping up to 8 adults and 4 children, with a little flexibility for extra children.
EXCLUSIVE USE ONLY

The Camp is only available to one group at a time. When you book, you’ll have it all to yourself, with Wiz as your host.
THE BEST SAFARI FOOD

Tasty, but not heavy. Local, innovative, classy and above all, delicious!

Wiz

Wiz has spent a lifetime under canvas, from childhood camping trips to guiding across Africa’s most remote wild places. A Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and a seasoned expedition leader, he’s led safaris and exploratory journeys through 23 African countries, the Himalayas, the Arctic, and beyond. But it’s in Kenya that he feels most at home. He’s a Bronze KPSGA Guide, has completed a grasses course with Annie Powys and Dino Martins, and a Birding course with Washington Wachira. Being with Wiz and exploring Suguroi Ranch means a lot of fun discovering more about the flora and fauna. He’s constantly learning, and will spark your curiosity. Wiz’s Camp is grounded, unhurried, and deeply attuned to the land. He believes the best safaris are the simplest ones, where connection comes alive around a proper fire.

Your own private experience of Laikipia
Beautiful Tented Accommodation
Hosted and guided by Wiz
Endless views and wildlife

Grounding through Nature and the Elements

At Wiz’s Camp, we believe that to truly connect with ourselves, others, and the land, we must first become grounded. This isn’t just poetic language; it’s backed by growing research. Studies in environmental psychology show that immersion in natural settings enhances emotional regulation, reduces stress, and fosters meaningful social connection (Capaldi et al., 2015; Kuo, 2015). Exposure to the core elements - fire, water, earth, air - stimulates the senses and anchors attention in the present moment, promoting mindfulness and deeper interpersonal connection (Mayer et al., 2009).

Even simple acts like walking barefoot (often called “earthing”) have been linked to improved mood and physiological regulation (Chevalier et al., 2012).

At camp, hot bucket showers, wild walks, fireside meals, and starry skies aren’t luxuries - they are tools for connection. They are simple, primal rituals that ground us. And once grounded, we can truly connect — with nature, with each other, and with ourselves.