Tranquil locale featuring various species of trees, plus picnic areas & natural scenery.
Pack your picnic and leave the plastics at home—this 30-hectare green lung in the middle of Nairobi is where you go to forget the chaos. Perfect for morning runs, dog walks, or just lying under a tree with a book.
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Read all reviews on Google Maps →A 1,041-hectare urban forest 20 minutes from Nairobi's CBD with running trails, cycling paths, waterfalls, and historic Mau Mau caves — where locals jog daily but tourists almost never visit.
Read guide →Day Trips & OutdoorsBeyond the Sheldrick and Giraffe Centre, Nairobi hides a railway museum with man-eater history, a volcanic nature trail in Karen, a rooftop viewpoint at KICC, and parks where Sykes' monkeys steal your lunch.
Read guide →Kenya CoastA former cement quarry turned wildlife sanctuary where you hand-feed giraffes and watch crocodile feeding shows. Haller Park is Mombasa's best family-friendly attraction.
Read guide →Such a serene environment! It is a nice place to take walks, run, excercise, chill or have a picnic! Avoid carrying one use plastics because they contribute to the pollution problem. If you're plannin...
It offers a serene environment for hiking picnics and even walk, It is pet friendly and they have good stuff It has beautiful sceneries I would advise any day anytime
The Arboretum is a very nice place to visit with different path ways you can venture down. A great place to visit when you want to get aways from Nairobi's hustle and bustle.
A cool place to spend time. For a minute, you'll forget you're within the chaotic city. Just ensure you carry no plastics when visiting the place
Lovely garden. A place of peace in the city. Lovely trees and grassy areas. Sit, picnic, play, run or walk. Do it all
From the 14 cascading falls near Thika to the 74-meter Thomson Falls at 2,360 meters altitude, Kenya's waterfalls are dramatic, affordable day trips that most tourists overlook entirely.