Keekorok Mara Lodge is located in the direct path of the wildebeest migration, and it was the first lodge to be built in the Masai Mara. At the height of the migration, the area
around Keekorok Lodge is surrounded by animals which you can view from the lodge itself especially from the walkway leading out into the open area near the lodge.
The Keekorok lodge has undergone significant refurbishment in recent years. Keekorok's charm is its setting, its ease of access from Nairobi and the liberal use of local sand river stone and cedar wood for its construction, and other indigenous building materials that offset the green lawns and colourful bougainvillea.
The keekorok’s beautiful lounge is tastefully furnished in leather and tartan and with the dining room terrace opening up to the Mara plains, allowing fresh breezes and views of the Mara wilderness. Rooms at the Keekorok lodge are simply but tastefully furnished, many with views of the Mara. 
Early morning and afternoon game drives offer animal encounters unparalleled in the
world all the year round. Species recorded in the Masai Mara include; 95 species of mammals, amphibians & reptiles and over 400 bird species. Nowhere in Africa is wildlife this abundant.
Location
The Keekorok Mara Lodge is carefully nestled directly on the Wildebeest migration path on the south eastern part of the Masai Mara right on the banks of the sand river.
• 220 Kms south of the Equator on the eastern boundary of the Masai Mara National Reserve
• 40 minutes flight duration and 15 minutes transfer duration from the Keekorok air strip in Mara
• 5 and half hours road travel duration on a well maintained road
• Accommodation comprises stone built bungalows with private balconies
• En suite bathrooms in all rooms
• 89 standard rooms and 4 suites
• Well-trained chefs prepare international and local delicacies
• A 300 meter raised walkway winds through the forest in front of the lodge to a thatched sundowner bar overlooking the plains of the Masai Mara and a pool with resident hippos
•There are no fences around Keekorok Lodge thus making common the presence of elephants and buffalos on the perimeter of the grounds
• The terrace overlooks mowed lawns and a swimming pool.
• Wildlife and videos are screened, and lectures on Maasai lifestyle are held regularly
• Optional hot air balloon safari over the masai mara reserve at dawn ending in a champagne style breakfast
• Early morning and afternoon game drives
* Keekorok Lodge and Masai Mara Reserve highlights; Kenya Wildlife Safaris, Kenya Cultural Safaris, Balloon Safaris, Walking Safaris, Flying Safaris, Kenya Family holidays, Migration Safaris, Bird watching safaris, Photographic safaris and Kenya Camping Safaris.
