Nairobi national park

Visitors can enjoy the park’s picnic sites, three campsites and the walking trails for hikers. For corporate events, bush dinners, weddings, picnics, team building sessions, video and film production. Animals include 90 rhinos, buffalo, giraffe, 39+ lions, leopard, baboon, Zebra, wilderbeest, impala, cheetah, Thomson’s gazelle, Grant’s gazelle, common eland, hartebeest, waterbucks, common warthog, olive baboon, black-backed jackal, common ostrich, and Nile crocodile, 40 different amphibian and reptile species and 500 tree species and over 100 mammal species; 400 migratory and endemic bird species; mokoyiet, kingfisher.

The park’s predominant environment is open grass plain with scattered Acacia bushes. The western uplands of the park have highland dry forest with stands of Olea Africana, Croton dichogamus, Brachylaena hutchinsii, and Calodendrum. The lower slopes of these areas are grassland. Themeda, cypress, Digitaria, and Cynodon species are found in these grassland areas. There are also scattered yellow-barked Acacia xanthophloea. There is a riverine forest along the permanent river in the south of the park. There are areas of broken bush and deep rocky valleys and gorges within the park. The species in the valleys are predominantly Acacia and Euphorbia candelabrum. Other tree species include Apodytes dimidiata, Canthium schimperiana, Elaeodendron buchanani, Ficus eriocarpa, Aspilia mossambicensis, Rhus natalensis, and Newtonia species. Several plants that grow on the rocky hillsides are unique to the Nairobi area. These species include Euphorbia brevitorta, Drimia calcarata, and Murdannia clarkeana.