The tents at Karenge Bush Camp in Rwanda are simple, serene, and eco‑friendly, designed to immerse guests in the natural beauty of Akagera National Park. There are just six canvas tents, each raised on a small deck and furnished with comfortable camp beds, solar lights, and lanterns to create a warm, rustic atmosphere. Ensuite bathrooms sit alongside each tent, equipped with bucket showers and eco‑toilets, with warm water provided daily. The camp is fully catered, with meals included, and a solar‑powered fridge keeps drinks cool at the bar. With a maximum of 12 guests, Karenge offers an intimate, low‑impact retreat where the focus is on wildlife, tranquility, and conservation—100% of profits support the management of Akagera National Park.

For 2026 rack rates, children aged 6 to 12 years sharing with parents are charged $93 in low season (01 March – 31 May and 01 October – 14 December), while international guests pay $227 per person sharing in a standard tent during low season and $258 in high season (15 December – 28 February and 01 June – 30 September), with single supplements of $98 in low season and $109 in high season. For younger children aged 5 and under, the rate is $31 when sharing with parents, or $26 in a triple arrangement. Rack rates for Rwandan/EAC citizens and residents are $170 per person sharing in low season and $186 in high season, with single supplements of $78 and $83 respectively, plus an additional $103 charge applicable in high season. This structure balances affordability for families with premium pricing during peak safari seasons.