A farm stay that gives you back your rest.
Ampumuzza means “he has given me rest” — and that is the promise. Come up the stone path, put your phone down, and let a working farm set the pace for a day or a night.
Day stays
Arrive mid-morning and take the farm slowly: walk the coffee rows, meet the animals, find a shaded corner of the lawn and stay there as long as you like. Bring a book, a picnic, or nothing at all.
Day visits suit families, small groups, couples, and anyone within reach of Kampala who needs an afternoon that does not ask anything of them. The lawns are open for football and volleyball, and there are quieter games too: darts, chess, and space for people to settle into their own pace.
Overnight stays
Stay the night and get the hours most visitors miss: golden light through the old trees, the farm settling at dusk, and a slow morning with coffee grown a few steps from where you drink it.
The current stay works best for families and small groups who are comfortable sharing space together. Private cottages are coming soon; for now, message us with your group size and dates so we can confirm the best arrangement.
Food from the farm
Meals can be arranged as a full buffet, built around what the farm does best: organic vegetables, our own coffee and honey, and a generous range of meats including goat, beef, rabbit, and duck.
Tell us in advance how many people are coming, whether you need a family meal, a group buffet, or food for an event, and we will confirm what is available and the current rates.
Space for groups
Ampumuzza is also set up for groups that want more than a meal and a view. The farm has lawns for games, places to gather, and materials for team-building exercises when companies, churches, families, or school groups want a more active day.
Farm walks can be folded into the day so guests see the organic mixed farm working first-hand: animals, coffee, bees, soil care, and the cycles that keep the farm alive without synthetic fertilizers or pesticides.
Getting here
We are in the Mukono hills at Nakasajja, about an hour and a half from Kampala. Horse riding is about 2 km away and a golf course a few kilometres on — easy to fold into a half-day or a fuller family weekend.
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Good to know
How do I book a stay?
Message us on WhatsApp at 0701 687329 or send an inquiry from the visit page. We confirm dates and details directly with you.
What kind of accommodation is available?
The current stay works best for families and small groups sharing space together. Private cottages are coming soon, so message us with your dates and group size and we will confirm the best setup.
How far is Ampumuzza from Kampala?
About an hour and a half by road, in the Mukono hills at Nakasajja. Tap the map on our visit page for directions.
Can children come?
Yes — children love the farm. Goats, rabbits, wide lawns, and room to run. We only ask that little ones stay with an adult around the animals.
Is food available?
Yes. Meals can be arranged as a full buffet with organic vegetables, our own coffee and honey, and meats such as goat, beef, rabbit, and duck. Tell us in advance about group size and dietary needs.
What activities are available?
Guests can take a farm walk, relax on the lawns, play football, volleyball, darts or chess, and add team-building exercises for events. Horse riding and golf are also nearby.
How much does it cost?
Please contact us for current rates. Pricing depends on dates, group size, meals, activities, and whether you are coming for the day or staying overnight.