Featured Image - Namutoni Camp in Etosha National Park

Namutoni Camp

Olifantsrus campsite

Olifantsrus Camp

Onkoshi camp

Onkoshi Camp

Dolomite Camp

Dolomite Camp

Halali Camp

Okaukuejo Camp

Etosha Accommodation

Etosha National Park offers a selection of Etosha Accommodation and Camps. The accommodation varies from bush chalets, family chalets, premier accommodations and campsites. There are six main camps inside the Etosha National Park.

We explain more about what guests can experience at the various accommodation options. The six Etosha camps are run and managed by Namibian Wildlife Resorts, a government incentive for wildlife resorts in Namibia. The properties are all located near the main roads through the park.

Plan your route during your visit. You can also incorporate private lodges near Etosha National Park on nearby game reserves. We can help you plan an exciting adventure through Namibia.

The Six Etosha Camps

Etosha Accommodation at

    • All these camps have bedded accommodation and designated camping sites.
    • Restaurants are available with bar facilities.
    • You can enjoy floodlit waterholes at all these camps.
    • Swimming pools are open.
    • Twin room en-suite accommodation.
    • Family rooms.
    • Private rooms.
    • Please make sure of the open gate and closing gate times.
    • All camps are fenced.
    • Child-friendly.
    • Power points and BBQ facilities at the campsites with communal ablutions.

Camping at Olifantsrus

  • Only camping is available.
  • Guests have to bring their food.
  • It is the latest addition to the camps inside Etosha.
  • There is a waterhole with excellent photographic opportunities.
  • It lies between Okaukuejo and Dolomite in the northwest of Etosha.
  • Visit the northwest of the park and experience the outback of Etosha.

Etosha Eco Collection at Onkoshi and Dolomite Camp

  • These are the latest edition of eco and exclusive camps inside Etosha National Park.
  • Excellent accommodation is available at these lodges.
  • Spectacular views and unique locations.

Etosha Accommodation

The significant advantage of staying inside the park is the floodlit waterholes at each camp. Leaving early on a drive is the best advice to enjoy a game drive. The early departure times will allow you to have a higher chance of discovering the wildlife of Namibia. Etosha has one of the most diverse bird habitats. Visit the Etosha National Park this season and enjoy Namibia's abundance of wildlife and birdlife. Etosha National Park is a vast conservation area.

A minimum of two nights is required to experience the park. However, we suggest four to six nights to travel through the park. At least two nights at each of our camps will allow you to experience the magic of this unique region. The Etosha accommodation and camping options are popular during the school holiday season. We recommend that you book your accommodation well in advance. Contact us and make your reservation in advance. Early reservations will secure your accommodation. The camps inside the park are very popular.

Dolomite Camp offers the best sunset and sunrise views in Etosha National Park. The elevated camp offer spectacular panaoramic photographic opportunities.
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Dolomite Camp

Halali Camp is in the centre of Etosha Park. It is home to the moringa waterhole. Visit Halali this season.
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Halali Camp

Namutoni Camp is on the eastern edge of the Etosha pan. This old fort towers over the surroundings and providesa great look out point. 
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Namutoni Camp

Okaukuejo Camp is near the Andersson gate and offers one of the best waterholes inside Etosha National Park.
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Okaukuejo Camp

Olifantsrus Camp has great waterholes and is the latest addition to Etosha camping. Set between Okaukuejo and Dolomite Camp, in the north-west of the park.
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Olifantsrus Camp

Onkoshi Camp is one of the eco camps in Etosha National Park. It's and designed to blend in with the surroundings on the edge of the pan. 
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Onkoshi Camp