Access & Location
It is situated in the western region of Hwange National Park, within a private concession and overlooking a wonderful waterhole forming part of Shumba Pans.
Camp Hwange
Luxurious camp in the western region of Hwange
Large lounge and dining area, bar and camp fire
Eight canvas-walled tents with amazing views of a waterhole
Excellent game drives, walking safari, and viewing from hides
Our Yellow Zebra Opinion
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Reliable favourite
Camp Hwange is a great all-round property, but an absolute must for anyone looking for a genuine walking safari! The guides here are unrivalled, and the level of knowledge and training is unlike anywhere else I’ve ever visited.
Activities
Game drives and walking safaris
Expert guiding
Hides
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Camp Hangwe’s activities consist of game drives and walking safaris.
The guiding is of an exceptionally high standard here.
This is a game-rich area of the park, with visitors sighting lion, elephant, buffalo, zebra, kudu, crocodile and hippo! Closer encounters are possible through spending time in the hides, particularly the wood-pile hide adjacent to the camp’s waterhole. This offers some fantastic photo opportunities!
*This property is unfenced and located in a wildlife area, so large and potentially dangerous animals do pass through. If you opt to stay here, always be alert when walking around the camp and request for a member of staff to escort you if you have any concerns. Any guest is escorted after dark as a matter of course.
Make an EnquiryMake an EnquiryFacilities
The main lodge is a beautiful building, constructed from natural materials to blend into its setting.
Bar
Campfire
There is a large lounge and dining area, containing formal dining furniture in addition to lots of sumptuous sofas and chairs for guests to feel at home. A small yet full bar completes the interior facilities, while just outside the lodge there is a campfire spot, perfect for enjoying morning coffee or sundowners!
Make an EnquiryAmenities
Guest accommodation at Camp Hwange comprises eight tents, all with canvas walls and thatched roof.
Overhead fan
Mosquito net
Solar-heated shower
Flush toilet
Most of these are double rooms, but twin rooms are also available. The tents have superb views of the waterhole and are pleasantly breezy thanks to gauze windows and an overhead fan. Other features include solar-powered bedside lights, mosquito nets, a sturdy storage trunk, an electronic safe, and some comfortable rugs and mats. Each tent has an en-suite bathroom with flush toilet, washbasin and solar-heated shower.
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