Kisumu Impala Sanctuary Park Entrance Charges 2025

This post will examine the entrance charges to Kisumu Impala Sanctuary Park. The Sanctuary is located on the shore of Lake Victoria, approximately 3 km from Kisumu city centre, near Hippo Point.

The Kisumu Impala Sanctuary is a peaceful, relaxing place to enjoy natural beauty. The Park was gazetted in 1992 to protect the endangered impalas within the Lake region. Today, the Sanctuary hosts impalas, the rare Sitatunga antelope, as well as big cats, buffalos, giraffes, cheetahs, and several primate species.

Impala at the shores of Lake Victoria

The Sanctuary also has five campsites, Impala, Sunset, Albizia, Baboon, and Simba, with stunning views of Lake Victoria. The Sanctuary’s activities include bird watching, nature hikes, camping, corporate and social events, game viewing, and glass-bottomed boat rides.

Kisumu Impala Sanctuary Park Entrance Charges

High Season (July–February)

EAC Citizen/Resident (Ksh) Charges
Adult Ksh 300
Child/Student Ksh 250
Rest of Africa (US$)
Adult 20 USD
Child/Student 15 USD
International Visitors (US$)
Adult 25 USD
Child/Student 15 USD

Low Season (March–June)

EAC Citizen/Resident (Ksh) Charges
Adult Ksh 250
Child/Student Ksh 200
Rest of Africa (US$)
Adult 15 USD
Child/Student 10 USD
International Visitors (US$)
Adult 20 USD
Child/Student 15 USD

It should be noted that payments are only accepted via M-PESA and electronic means. When you go, ensure you have money on M-PESA or your Visa card.

Kisumu Impala Sanctuary Camping and Picnic Fees 

To go camping, you must first have your tent. When you arrive at the Sanctuary, you will pay the normal entry fee and an additional camping fee of Ksh 200.

For picnics, you need only pay the normal entry fee. Visitors are permitted to bring food and snacks inside the Sanctuary as long as they do not feed the animals and do not litter.

Kisumu Impala Sanctuary Park Opening Hours

The Park is open year-round, from 6 am to 6 pm.

Kisumu Impala Sanctuary Park Contacts

Contact: 0774 305 916

Email: impalapark@kws.go.ke or swkisumu@kws.go.ke 

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