Glamping in Lagos, Nigeria: Where to Sleep in a Geo-Dome (2026 Guide)
The best place to go glamping in Lagos, Nigeria, is Lufasi Lodges: six private geo-domes inside Lufasi Nature Park on the Lekki-Epe Expressway, about 30 minutes from Lekki Phase 1. Each dome has a real bed, air conditioning, an en-suite bathroom and its own plunge pool, and the stay is all-inclusive. Expect to pay about ₦471,500 a night for two people from Sunday to Thursday, including tax.
Search "glamping in Lagos" and most results are for Lagos in Portugal. This guide is about Lagos, Nigeria: what glamping is, what it costs here, and how to plan a night under a dome without leaving the state.
Key takeaways
- Glamping is camping with hotel comforts: proper beds, power, AC and private bathrooms.
- Lufasi Lodges is Lagos's purpose-built geo-dome glamping site, set in a 20-hectare protected forest.
- Two people pay ₦410,000 a night on weekdays and ₦460,000 on weekends, before 15% tax and service charge, with all meals included.
- It is adults and teenagers only (13+) on standard dates, and the site is quiet by design.
- Go on a weeknight for the best price and the calmest park.
What is glamping?
Glamping is short for "glamorous camping". You still sleep in nature, wake up to birdsong and spend your day outdoors. But instead of a sleeping bag on the ground, you get a proper mattress, clean linen, electricity, air conditioning and your own bathroom. It suits people who love the idea of camping but not the discomfort.
In Nigeria, heat, mosquitoes and power cuts make traditional camping hard work. Glamping solves all three, which is why it is catching on as a weekend escape for Lagosians.
Why a geo-dome?
A geodesic dome is a round tent-like structure built from a frame of triangles. It is stronger than a regular tent, stays cooler with AC, and gives you a high ceiling and a wide window onto the forest. At Lufasi Lodges each dome is raised on a wooden deck with its own plunge pool in front, so you can swim, read and nap without seeing another guest.
Where to go glamping in Lagos: Lufasi Lodges
| Detail | Lufasi Lodges |
|---|---|
| Location | Lufasi Nature Park, KM 41 Lekki-Epe Expressway, near Sangotedo |
| Distance | About 23km, roughly 30 minutes from Lekki Phase 1 |
| Accommodation | 6 geo-domes, king bed or two single beds |
| Private features | Plunge pool, en-suite with skylight shower, AC, call bell |
| Meals | Lunch, dinner and breakfast included |
| Power and Wi-Fi | Off-grid with 24-hour AC, hot water and Starlink Wi-Fi |
| Price for two | From ₦410,000 a night before tax (about ₦471,500 with tax) |
| Ages | 13+ on standard dates |
Ready to go? Book a king-bed dome or a twin-bed dome. For the full rate card, holiday premiums and booking steps, read our Lufasi Lodges prices guide.
What a glamping day looks like
- 2pm: check in, settle into your dome and have a swim.
- Afternoon: walk the forest trails, ride a fat bike or visit the horses, monkeys and tortoises in the park.
- 6pm: sundowners and garden games on the lawn.
- 7pm to 9pm: dinner in the open-air mess area under string lights.
- Night: back to your dome, AC on, plunge pool lit up.
- 8:30am: breakfast, a yoga session by the pool, then check out by 11am.
What to pack for glamping in Lagos
- Trainers or walking shoes, and covered shoes for evening walks
- Swimwear and sandals for your plunge pool
- Insect repellent, sunscreen, a cap and sunglasses
- A power bank and a small torch
- A book or journal (the lodge also has books, games and binoculars)
Towels, robes and toiletries are provided. Leave speakers, drones, cigarettes and pets at home: they are not allowed in the park.
Glamping vs a beach resort vs a shortlet
| Glamping dome | Beach resort | Shortlet apartment | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Setting | Protected forest | Beach | City estate |
| Food | All-inclusive | Varies | Self-catering or order in |
| Privacy | Private pool per dome | Shared areas | Whole apartment |
| Noise | Very quiet | Often lively | Depends on area |
| Best for | Couples and a real reset | Groups and parties | Longer stays and families |
If you need a base for a longer trip or a family, browse shortlets in Lagos instead.
Frequently asked questions
Is there glamping in Lagos, Nigeria?
Yes. Lufasi Lodges runs six glamping geo-domes inside Lufasi Nature Park on the Lekki-Epe Expressway.
How much does glamping in Lagos cost?
About ₦471,500 a night for two people from Sunday to Thursday and about ₦529,000 on Friday or Saturday, including tax and service charge. Meals and park access are included.
Is glamping safe in Lagos?
Lufasi Lodges has guards on site 24 hours a day and is open to pre-booked guests only. As with any nature park, stay on the trails and wear covered shoes at night.
Do I need to bring a tent?
No. The dome, bed, linen, towels and toiletries are all provided.
Can I go glamping in Lagos for one night?
Yes. The minimum stay is one night, with check-in at 2pm and check-out at 11am.
Plan your glamping trip
Book the Lufasi Lodges king-bed dome or the twin-bed dome on Dwelns, and see our guides to Lufasi Nature Park and a romantic getaway near Lagos.
Prices checked November 2026 and set by the lodge. Your exact total is confirmed before you pay.
