Serengeti National Park

Situated high on a hill with superb views over the central Serengeti, the two-story thatch cottages are shaped like Masai huts and are set amongst indigenous trees. — Fodor's

This is one of four camps (plus a private villa) in the Grumeti Reserve...this superlative lodge, built in the style of a 1920s East African ranch house, adds more luster to the Singita name. — Fodor's

It's a little less luxurious than others of its kind...it moves three times a year between Ndutu in the south, Seronera in the centre and the Mara River in the north. — Lonely Planet

Considered one of the top properties in the Northern Serengeti, the luxurious Mara River Camp has spectacular views over its namesake river and a funky, bohemian, and oh-so-chic style. — Fodor's

Sprawling but intimate and is built in a contemporary style, with lots of stone, wood and sand emphasizing the natural surroundings. It's located under sycamore trees on a hill. — Fodor's

The main reason to stay here is to catch the Great Migration, the annual movement of more than one million wildebeest and hundreds of thousands of zebra and gazelle making an 1,800-mile circuit. — Afar Magazine

This mid-sized tented camp is perfectly poised for watching the river crossing—hundreds of thousands of wildebeest plunge into the crocodile-infested water on their relentless journey north. — Fodor's

This 12-room lodge is built into a rocky outcropping with expansive views of an acacia-dotted plain. — Afar Magazine

Because this lovely camp is sited in northeast Serengeti among the rocky Ndasiata Hills, you won't see as many vehicles as you would nearer Seronera in the center of the park, but the game is all here. — Fodor's

— Condé Nast Traveler

This 12-bungalow tented camp has some of the most expansive views in the southern Serengeti, nestled as it is into the slope of a granite out-cropping that overlooks a stretch of open savanna — Condé Nast Traveler