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UWA Tariff 2025 PDF Download
Here is the UWA Tariff 2025 PDF download which has all fees for all of Uganda’s national parks.
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Some Things to Know Related to Lake Mburo National Park Rates
- All visitors are required to present valid identification documents to confirm resident status
- Your Lake Mburo National Park entrance fee is independent of package activities.
- Your Lake Mburo National Park entrance fee is valid for twenty four hours from time of entrance. Extra time spent in the park after 24 hours will be charged as an extra day.
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Lake Mburo National Park Map

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Lake Nakuru Entrance Fee 2023 & Nairobi National Park Entrance Fee
If you came to this post looking for the Lake Nakuru National Park fees, find them in the flyer below under premium parks.
You can also find the park fees for Nairobi National Park under Urban Safari. (Click anywhere on the flyer to expand it in a new window.)

Lake Mburo National Park Photos







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Lake Mburo National Park Activities
In Lake Mburo National Park you can:
- go on a game drive both during the day and at night
- go on a boat cruise around Lake Mburo
- bird watch
- go on a nature walk/hike
- sport fish
- horseback ride, and
- tour the park on a bicycle
Lake Mburo National Park Tickets & Excursions
If you are interested in purchasing tour tickets and/or excursions for Lake Mburo National Park or other wildlife reserves in Uganda, you can do so here.
Facts About Lake Mburo National Park
Lake Mburo National Park is a compact gem, located conveniently close to the highway that connects Kampala to the parks of western Uganda.
It is the smallest of Uganda’s savanna national parks.
It is home to 350 bird species.
It’s also home to zebra, impala, eland, buffalo, oribi, Defassa waterbuck, leopard, hippo, hyena, topi and reedbuck.
Together with 13 other lakes in the area, Lake Mburo forms part of a 50-km long wetland system linked by a swamp.
Five of these lakes lie within the park’s borders.
Accommodation in Lake Mburo NationalPark
Lake Mburo National Park has a selection of good accommodation both inside and outside the park, for every budget.
To find out more about what the range of accommodation in or near Lake Mburo National Park is, click here.
Here is how I came to visit Lake Mburo National Park for the first time and what I experienced while I was there.
A little after publishing my last post about the Kenya Wildlife Service Marine Park Tour, I found myself in Uganda for a late end-of-year holiday.
I believe I have mentioned on this blog before that I am part Ugandan.
Like many other Ugandans, the end-of-year season, for me, usually includes a trip to the village to bond with family and just relax—a very common way to celebrate the holiday season in East Africa.
I hadn’t done this at Christmas for a couple of reasons, but in January, I thought: better late than never.
This late end-of-year break, however, came with a little something extra.
I got to do some tourism near my hometown in Kiruhura District for the first time.
Today, I’d like to tell you a little bit about visiting Lake Mburo National Park.
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Photo Credits: Twende Expeditions Ltd., Explore Rwanda Tours, Natural World Safaris, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Explore Rwanda Tours, Safari-in-Uganda.com, African Jungle Adventures, Virunga National Park, Snarglebarf, Shiraz Chakera, Arturo de Frias Marques, www.sntourtravels.com., Uganda Safari Chapter
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