Kijiko Farm is an integral part of Kijiko Conservation. Located in Kijiko, the farm produces food and dairy products for use by staff and visitors to Kijiko Conservation. It comprises of dairy cattle, banana plantation, citrus fruit trees, spices, rabbits and poultry. The farm has in recent times began to attract young people who want to have an experience of how integrated farming works.

Kijiko Farm is a popular destination for those who want to see how organic and sustainable farming is done. You may choose to go on a self-guided tour with minimal support or be taken around the farm using a structured or customised programme. The main purpose of the farm tours is for our guests to see first-hand how creating a sustainable “eco-system” is key to a successful farm. It is also for the guests to appreciate the integrated system of our plants and animals, meet and pet our farm animals, including chickens, geese, ducks, and cows.

Kijiko Conservation boasts of first-class campsite facilities, renowned for the elegant and mature tree landscape lying astride Lake Nalubaale (Victoria). The campsite offers a wide range of recreational facilities, and children will especially love riding or playing games in the adjacent open grounds. Everything about the site is great, including well-looked-after modern toilets.

So if you are looking for a peaceful camp site which fits the expectations of families, young people and adults and is located under two hours from Kampala then look no further as Kijiko Camp Site is the ideal place for you. The camp site lies in the centre of a small natural forest. Notwithstanding its location in a forest, Kijiko Camp Site is relatively open, and offers a good panoramic view of the lake and nearby countryside.

Kijiko’s main attraction is its location along the lake which is an ideal place for bird watchers and other nature lovers, with opportunities for walking along well-marked trails. The camp site is quite spacious and is nestled among majestic tree species and a wide range of flora and fauna. Kijiko Conservation offers tents for a cost (if you do not have one) and if provided with advance information can also arrange for your other provisions or needs.