Uganda · national park since 1962

Kidepo, the valley at the top of Uganda

Tucked between South Sudan and Kenya in Uganda's far north-east, Kidepo Valley is the country's least visited savannah park: two broad valleys, mountains on every horizon, and buffalo herds that fill the Narus swamps. Around 7,400 people a year see it. Most of Uganda's visitors never do.

Photo: Rod Waddington (CC BY-SA 2.0)

The current UWA tariff, read from the official PDF
Every lodge and camp, from UWA bandas to Apoka
Honest wildlife odds, including the species that are no longer here
Not an operator, and not paid by one

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Everything you need to plan a visit

Our own research

We priced every park in Africa

We collect the official tariff of every park we cover, convert it, and hold each one to the same standard day. Twenty-nine parks are in the index now, the famous ones included. These three pages come out of that table.

Where Kidepo Valley sits in the index

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Latest updates to this guide

Every change to this guide, dated.

  1. 2026-09-13 Nineteen new pages: costs with the foreign-vehicle trap explained, the Ik and the park's hard history told honestly, health and the remoteness, camping at Apoka, flying versus the long road, Kitgum, the green season, and a page for every month. See the page
  2. 2026-09-08 Added hire-car and flight links to the getting-there page, marked as paid links because they are. See the page
  3. 2026-09-06 All outbound lodge links on this site are now nofollow, so a listing here is information, not a traded favour.