Lake Mburo National Park

The smallest savanna national park in Uganda with an abundance of wildlife. There is a boatstour on the lake, but must be reserved. Nature walks are available and worth doing, if new to Africa - get up close to the animals and learn about their behavior

The smallest National Park In Uganda. We did camping at the Lake side restaurant camping grounds. Nothing bet our expectations as waking up to seeing the hippos and the monkeys all around us. And the fried fish at the restaurant was superb

Lake Mburo might be the smallest national park in Uganda, but it definitely left a big impression. It’s one of the best places to see zebras and giraffes up close — we saw so many! But the highlight for me was the walking safari. It felt really wild and real. Highly recommend if you’re looking for a different kind of safari experience!

It was the last park we visited and became my favourite. The best spot was a large water body that attracted lots of animals during the day. With a few hippos in the water we could observe warthogs cooling themselves in the mud, zebras, antilopes and water bucks drinking, watch glorious birds and a good diversity of butterflies. There were giraffes nearby too. While the park has no lions it has c 80 leopards and hyenas.

The smallest nationalpark in Uganda but with a lot of wildlife like giraffes and zebras.

It was awesome spending time in the Whispers of the wild. Lots of animals there. Fantastic!

Really good national park with the unusual option of being able to walk/cycle through the savanna amongst the giraffe zebra and the many other residents of this park. No lion here to worry about

A small but nice park with a lot of zebras, giraffes and antelopes. Not so many different animal species (no lions, elephants…). A walking safari is a great way to explore the park from a different perspective.