Either side of the main area are seven one bed tents. Again, two of these are designed as family units, with two bedrooms and a shared bathroom. All tents are very privately space and tastefully designed and decorated in a light palette of creams, browns, greys and blues, with a relaxed feel. Each tent has the typical amenities of a writing desk, wooden luggage stand and comfortable lounge chairs facing out over the views. With all rooms having an extensive wooden deck to the rear with a pair of chairs – a tranquil spot to take in the alternative views.

All of the en-suite bathrooms at Entamanu (Private and Ngorongoro) are large with a flushing loo and plumbed-in shower, two aged-metal sinks are set into a heavy wooden unit lit by storm lanterns, with a corner for the open wardrobe. There are fast-acting gas heaters to warm the bedrooms and bathrooms in the Entamanu Ngorongoro camp.

The fires and heaters are very welcome here as due to the high elevation on the crater rim it can be cold and quite windy! June–July are the coldest months with November–December typically experiences 17–21°C.

The camp conducts game drives into the Ngorongoro Crater itself with access to the crater being around a 40 minute game drive. Other activities at the camp include guided drives and walks in the wider Ngorongoro area if requested, game walks to a neighbouring authentic Maasai village, led by a Maasai guide and accompanied by a national parks' ranger, for those aged 12 and above.