Papa’s Camp Murchison Falls is a beautiful and quiet luxury camp set deep inside Murchison Falls National Park. It sits among giant fig trees on the south bank of the River Nile, where you can hear the river flow and watch wildlife pass by. The camp is named after Ernest ‘Papa’ Hemingway, the famous writer and explorer who once visited this area and survived two plane crashes near the Falls. 

Papa’s Camp celebrates the classic golden age of safari, where adventure met comfort in the African wilderness. With only five tents, the camp offers a very private and personal experience. 

It is surrounded by wild nature — far from crowds and noise — making it one of the most peaceful and exclusive places to stay in Murchison Falls National Park. This is true wilderness: lions are often seen nearby, giraffes and elephants roam the plains, and a family of habituated hyenas can be seen close to camp. It’s a paradise for wildlife lovers who want luxury without losing the feeling of the wild.