Lake Nakuru National Park Entrance fees 

Entrance fees for Lake Nakuru National Park: The park entrance fee to Lake Nakuru National Park is an amount of money that is paid by any person or the tourist who would like to use and enter the Lake Nakuru National Park for various reasons. Lake Nakuru National Park is found within the center of Kenya in the rift valley lake floor. The Lake Nakuru National Park was originally the bird sanctuary and it is known for the wonderful destination for the birders and it has a lot of interesting birds including both the lesser and greater flamingoes that can be spotted along the Lake Nakuru shores.

Lake Nakuru National Park also harbors the rhinos which are endangered species because of the ivory that is targeted by the poachers. Other than the birds and rhinos, some other attractions or animals can be seen in Lake Nakuru National Park and these include lions, leopards, waterbucks, Rothschild giraffes, baboons, monkeys, Leopards, and the hippopotamus among other attractions

Contrary to Masai Mara National reserve which is managed by the local community, Lake Nakuru National Park is under the management of the Kenya Wildlife Services that is in charge of protecting the Lake Nakuru National Park and conservation of the park as well as the activities and fees paid to visitors to access the Park.

The park entrance fee to Lake Nakuru National Park is paid by the visitors according to their status in terms of age, country of origin which are classified as residents, Nonresidents, and Foreign Nonresidents. Also, the children travelers pay differently from the adults, and also the students also pay differently when it comes to the park entrance fees of Lake Nakuru National Park.

Should there be a change in the park entrance fees into Lake Nakuru National Park, it is always the work of the Kenya Wildlife Services to announce this change so that all the stakeholders can be able to get reliable information about the wonderful information.

Residents are designed as the visitors who are residents of the destination country or if they are coming from foreign countries but they are staying in in the country in this case they are staying in Kenya. The residents pay park entrance fees of Kshs 1030 to access Lake Nakuru National Park

Nonresidents are foreigners who come from their original countries or home countries to Kenya while the citizens are known as Kenyan citizens. And these pay USD60 as the park entrance fees to Lake Nakuru National Park while the Nonresident children or student will pay USD35 to enter Lake Nakuru National Park

The Kenyan citizens visiting the Lake Nakuru National Park involve those with Valid National Identity cards or passports and these apply to the Uganda citizens as well as those of Kenya, Burundi, Tanzania, and Rwanda and these will have to pay Kenya n shillings 860 while the students or children from these countries will have to pay Kenyan shillings 215 as the park entrance fees to enter Lake Nakuru National Park

The students are recognized as those from the recognized educational institutions such as the secondary and primary schools both from private and government who are aged up to 23 years and are interested in visiting the Lake Nakuru National Park for learning about the conservation through the arrangement of the well-organized institution. However, students who decide to visit and explore the Lake Nakuru National Park without their institutional arrangement, are excluded from the category of students and the individual persons who are visiting Lake Nakuru National Park and are aged 3 and below 18 years are considered as children.

Lake Nakuru National Park is well characterized by the step rock escarpments of the Great Rift Valley, grassland, and woodland vegetation types that have made Kenya the best destination habiting different wildlife species which can be seen during the game drives that do takes place at the destination.

The Lake Nakuru National Park entrance fees can be paid in dollars or the Kenyan shillings. Payment can be easily done at the Lake Nakuru National Park headquarters and once you have paid the park entrance fees, then you will be able to engage in various activities within the Park.

The validity for the Lake Nakuru National Park entrance fees is only for 24 hours and the park entrance fee is paid per person per day or per after 24 hours. Once the validity for the park entrance fees is over, and you’re still interested in exploring the park, then you will be able to pay another park entrance fee for another day.

 Other payments at the Lake Nakuru National Park may include the charges that are paid per vehicle based on the size of each vehicle or car that is being used. The activities that you can engage in while in Lake Nakuru National Park include bird-watching activities, game drives, guided nature walks, and hiking safaris.

How to get to Lake Nakuru National Park

Lake Nakuru National Park can be accessed through several gates however the Lanet Gate and Nderit Gate are the main gate entrance for the Lake Nakuru National Park. It is very possible to drive to Lake Nakuru National Park through the use of the Nairobi-Nakuru High way and this is because Lake Nakuru National Park is close to Lake Nakuru National Park and it is the main city around the park where you can make a stopover and enjoy your lunch or breakfast with your visitors.

However, visitors can also get to Lake Nakuru National Park through air transport by taking a domestic or chartered flight from Nairobi at Wilson international Airport to Naishi airstrip found in the southern part of Lake Nakuru National Par. Please contact the Africa Adventure vacations for the best adventure vacations of Lake Nakuru National Park to come eye to eye with colorful flamingoes and other different attractions found within Lake Nakuru National Park