At about 1800 above sea Level this place offers a great view into the Mountains and down to the Plateau. Very friendly staff, good food in large amounts. We took a guided Walk to the Border of the National Park Mount Rwenzori at 2300 m above sea level and to beautiful Rukoki water fall. Very friendly and knowing Guide. We saw a three horned Chamelion up there. We also booked a Camp fire with Story telling. A very homey experience with Lots of Exchange about all aspects of live, some home-brewed banana bear and fire grilled Chicken. Definitly worth visiting. Driving the Last 6 Miles with a Car is not advisable. We parked the Car at Kilembe Police station and took motorcycles sent by the Camp up to the Camp.

Bring a flashlight with you, as there ist no light in the cabin,, toilette, and shower. Recharging mobile phone and flashlight can be done in the on site restaurant.

The location is superb. The view of the Rwenzori mountains and the plain is spectacular. The guided walk up to the waterfall was interesting and beautiful. The guide was very knowledgeable and it was interesting to learn about the local culture. It was a calm and restorative place and it was good to learn the campsite is part of the community and not simply a profit making enterprise.

The road up the mountain is not for the faint-hearted.

amazing view, staff and community around the area, we felt so comfortable and welcome

the location of this place is just amazing! the activities are so nice and you feel like a part of the village. everyone look after you, even when you go out the campsite. The best point is the staff and his manager Lodric who you cannot forget after you trip. Chill nature and good vibes! thank you again ! Ingrid and Bobbi

Place was very simple corresponding to the low price. For breakfast I ate the best Rolex during our three weeks vacation in Uganda. My companion enjoyed driving on the old broken road in the mountains leading to the accommodation. It was challenging.

long used bed sheets and towels

It was supposed to be the best accommodation according to reviews. But the only incredible thing was the view and mountains and the ride by motorbike. The manager tried to communicate through WhatsApp and solve things.

We were the first guests after a month and the personnel was totally unprepared. There was just no water in the shower and barrels, so after the muddy hike in the Rwenzori mountains we didn't have the chance to take a shower or even brush our teeth, There was neither water for drinking nor to buy. We got to the hut next to the restroom which smelled bad, The door was not easy to close and the bed was very uncomfortable.

Mbunga Community Campsite was one of the most incredible and unique places I have stayed. From the boda ride up the mountain, the incredible views, the friendly staff, the community around the campsite, and the overall atmosphere, I can recommend this place for travellers who are looking for a unique stay near Mount Rwenzori. Alex and Kule were incredible guides during our community walk and hike, and we got to see how the community makes coffee (be sure to buy some while you're there!). The hike to the waterfall is also incredibly beautiful!

Nothing. We wish we could have stayed longer!

It was in a location high up into the hills with great views, very friendly staff and lots of activities on offer.

I came in the rainy season and the road was quite affected by the rain so it's a bit difficult to get there