Yankari Game Reserve

I had a fantastic getaway and thoroughly enjoyed the safari ride. I also explored the human cave within the reserve and took a refreshing swim in the pool. I recommend swimming during the early morning hours (from 6 AM to 10 AM) or in the evening (from 7 PM to 9 PM), as there are usually fewer people during these times. However, be cautious of the baboons when going swimming. I advise you to get a nice stick when in the camp as a deterrent against Baboons. There appears to be infrastructure development underway, including a solar farm to ensure a reliable electricity supply for the camp and ongoing renovations to the accommodations

Nature and river is very beautiful. But services are awful. No electricity, no water till 6pm. Rooms were too hot. Manager is awful, I don't know how they trust this kind of place to him. No cold water at all

It's a unique place for people who like to see nature and forest. IT has warm spring water coming from Rrock. The resort has long stairs going down to the spring water and it is well built for people who wants to swim in that water. It has a museum informative for zoology students. Huts are well furnished with furniture. No food available at all. You have bring all your food provisions with you if you plan to stay overnight.

Beautiful place. Serene atmosphere, quiet and great for vacation and honeymooners. The Wikki spring and Safari topped it for me. I highly recommend.

A very wonderful place for camping. Warm springs that make you look fresh. Will definitely be more enjoyable in April, Safari with lots of animals moving around

To get here, you need a private car hire as there isn’t any public transportation accessibility. The rooms are in terrible shape and there was no power. Bad management and zero maintenance. The only interesting part of this place was the Wikki warm springs. Other than that, it’s just an abandoned National park.

We had a beautiful stay,but my only problem is lack of electricity until 8pm every day.

The only thing to love about the bus is style wiki warm spring. The rooms are almost abandoned and the environment looks really unkempt. There’s also no power and that is not a good thing for L a National Park. There are a few bad roads leading to this destination. The entry fee as at 2024 is an3,000 for local tourists. There are discounts for students. It’s however a beautiful place to visit at least once: