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Contact us, for all your tourist information on Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and the activities that can be done inside Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. This is a resourceful guide, giving tourists more than just information but also assistance on when to visit Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, what they require, and the possible attractions they are likely to meet during their visit here. Get in touch with our team for FREE and reliable information about this remarkable national park. You may contact us directly through: Tel: +256 709 477 232 / +256 762 489 685 WhatsApp: +256 774 950 238 Email: info@insidebwindiforestnationalpark.com OR Fill out the inquiry form below:

    CTPH Gorilla Conservation Camp is one of the budget accommodation facilities on the edge of the beautiful Bwindi Impenetrable National Park. The camp offers a stunning panoramic view of the top of the forest. 100% of proceeds from CTPH Gorilla Conservation Camp go toward protecting the mountain gorillas and the health of the surrounding communities.

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    CTPH Gorilla Conservation Camp - Inside Bwindi Forest National Park

    For those who want to learn and give something back to a local project, CTPH Gorilla Conservation Camp offers rustic and comfortable accommodation for tourists, students and researchers. All profits go towards supporting our gorilla conservation efforts on the ground through the Conservation Through Public Health (CTPH) organization.

    The camp has a new guest house with four self-contained rooms together with two tents based around a shaded dining area set amongst the trees. Located in Buhoma Village the Gorilla Conservation Camp is near the Batwa village and only 2 km from the entrance to the park.

    The camp is adjacent to CTPH’s Gorilla Health and Community Conservation Centre. The centre works in conjunction with Uganda Wildlife Authority to analyze gorilla samples to help prevent the spread of disease between the local population and the gorillas. As a result, this helps to conserve the critically endangered mountain gorillas. The centre also hosts community conservation activities, so you can visit the centre during your stay.

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    What CTPH Gorilla Conservation Camp offers

    • Single or double rooms in rustic, clean, spacious furnished tents and a guest house
    • Complimentary breakfast service
    • Optional lunch and dinner service
    • Spacious thatched dining room and social area
    • Convenient access to gorilla tracking trails, nature hikes, fishing and bird-watching
    • Solar-powered electricity
    • Camp toilets, sink and hot showers
    • Linen and towel service
    • Friendly knowledgeable staff
    • 24/7 WiFi
    • Tour and Travel Consultancy
    • Gorilla Permit booking

    How to get to the Camp

    By road, you can take a bus from Kampala to Butogota town which usually leaves Kampala daily at 5:30 am, although you will need to arrive before 5:00 am to sort your ticket and seat. Please check for the latest prices. We can then arrange a pick up for an extra cost from the bus station at Butogota.

    By air, Aerolink Uganda flies from Entebbe to Kihihi airstrip. You may check their website for flight schedules and times. You will then need to get a car from the airstrip to Buhoma village.

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