Lobo Wildlife Lodge offers 74 standard rooms and 1 suite, all of which look onto the plains of the Serengeti. .All rooms have en-suite bathrooms with shower attachments. Often knocked for its 1960’s design and visual impact the lodge is inexpensive and ideal for travellers who are looking for budget place to stay! The lodge was for many years a Government Lodge , in recent years it has recently been bought by a new company and we are quite excited to see the developments. Located in a Remote section of the the Northern Serengeti you can expect good view of November's migration.

The area is quite for the rest of the year with a good selection of general game – a good place to visit if your looking to escape the masses. Lobo Wildlife Lodge has been constructed on a rocky outcrop, with the swimming pool having been built on a rock deck. The viewing deck and pool overlook the wide open plains and a water hole. The Watering point attracts a variety of visitors during the day and night. At Night the water hole is lit, attracting interesting nocturnal animals. Leopard, Lion, Cheetah and Hyena are often seen in close proximity to the lodge.

Gateway into northern Serengeti

Lobo Wildlife Lodge is situated overlooking the Serengeti Plains in the very northern section of the park. Serengeti National Park is known for its large amount of grazing mammals, including 1.5 million wildebeest. Serengeti is derived from the Masaai word "Serenget" meaning "wide open space". The word is definitely true upon experiencing uninterrupted views under an African sky from the pool.

Wildebeest move through the northern woodlands in most years from June - December to feed on the longer grasses that persist in this area. Their range during this time extends north into the Masai Mara. Rocky hills, rivers and woodlands typify this scenic area. A resident herd of Buffalo are usually seen.