Camellia Gardens Limuru — Attraction in Limuru East ward

Food and Drinks: ★★★★☆ (4/5)

The food and drinks at Camellia Gardens are quite impressive, offering a delightful variety of dishes with options that are fresh and flavorful. The drinks menu is well-curated, with a mix of refreshing beverages and alcoholic options to complement your meal. Overall, it’s a solid choice for dining.

Wedding Occasion: ★★★★★ (5/5)

Camellia Gardens is a stunning venue for weddings, offering a beautiful setting that is perfect for both small intimate ceremonies and larger celebrations. The venue is picturesque, with lush gardens that create a romantic atmosphere. The staff are professional and attentive, ensuring that everything runs smoothly. The outdoor settings for the ceremony and reception are breathtaking, and the indoor spaces are equally elegant. The gardens provide plenty of photo opportunities, making it a memorable place for any couple's big day.

Children's Play Park: ★★★☆☆ (3/5)

The children's play park at Cameron Gardens is a nice addition, offering a safe and enjoyable space for younger visitors. It includes a variety of playground equipment, such as swings, slides, and climbing structures. While the park is generally well-maintained, it could benefit from some additional features, like shaded areas or interactive play zones. Overall, it's a decent place for children to have fun, but there's room for improvement in terms of overall engagement and...

Located in the Highlands of limuru, this is a great gateway. Nestled in the tea farms with long meandering road gives a relaxing view and drive. No accommodation. Plenty of parking space. They have play ground for children with jumping castles, play area. There is plenty of sitting area around the well maintained garden or inside. Fires lit in the evenings. Reasonable pricing for food and drink. Food Variety not wide, but well cooked except their nyamachoma due to some sauce that made it wet and gave an odd taste. Long waiting time for food even when they are not busy. Food often comes cold (perhaps because of distance from kitchen and limuru weather? )... you will be pleased with the goat wet fry with saute potatoes or mukimu. Greens well done. There are plenty of waiters but difficult to get them to serve you or return to the table to take/replenish orders. Better coordination by their manager can sort this out. Place gets super busy on Sundays. Overall, good spot for chilling...

Getting to this place is a great experience as you wind your way through the scenic tea farms. It's an outdoor setting ideal for events like birthdays, graduation parties and so on. There is a play area for kids but you pay 300 per child.

Since most of the sitting is outside, pick your spot well as it could be too sunny during the day. It's chilly in the evening as you'd expect with Limuru weather. The drawback is that if it rains, there won't be enough space to sit inside. Consider ordering tents if you have an event.

The food is alright, though service is slow - the kind where you chase the servers who seem to be overwhelmed sometimes. The ambience is great thanks to the surrounding greenery of tea plantations and the lush green grass which is well maintained.

There is a bar where adults can choose to go have drinks in a secluded place and watch...