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NAMUTONI CAMP

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Overview

Namibia, Etosha - Built on the site of an old German fort and is the closest accommodation to Fisher’s Pan, a renowned spot for waterbirds, including flamingos.

Sites

25 Level campsites with some shade from indigenous trees, on bare ground. A net ground sheet will assist in keeping dust out of your rig. NOTE: No plastic bags are allowed into the Park and any in your possession will be confiscated. • Other accommodation: Chalets, Rooms

Site Essentials

  • • Power point on each site.

  • • Water point at the communal kitchen.

  • • Braai facilities available.

Activities

  • • Swimming pool

  • • Birding • Game viewing • Hide at waterhole • Photography • Star-gazing

  • • No kiddies play area.

In Town

• Namutoni Camp - food, fuel • Tsumeb 114kms - places to eat, supermarkets, pharmacy, ATM, Fuel, Common services

Contact Details

  • Tel: +264 81 180 0016 |
  • https://etoshanationalpark.co.za/accommodation/namutoni-camp/
  • -18.80535 16.94169

Rates

  • 2023 Camping Rates*:

    July 2023 - Oct 2023 - NAD450 pppn

    Max 8 people and 2 cars per campsite
    Children from 6-12 years old pay half price and children under six stay free of charge

    Daily entrance fees are also payable:
    Adults (Foreign) is NAD80 per adult per day.
    Rates for Adults (SADC) is NAD60 per adult per day.
    Children under 16 years are free of charge.

Location

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Amenities

  • • Communal ablutions with hot water, showers, basins and flushing toilets. No disabled friendly bathroom.

  • • Scullery area in the communal kitchen.

  • • No laundry facilities.

Food, Drinks, Supplies

  • • Onsite restaurant and bar and a kiosk selling light meals.

  • • A small kiosk selling beverages, snacks and cold drinks is available.

Access

  • • Suitable for robust vehicles and off-road trailers and ways of camping due to the vast distances of gravel road.

  • • Gravel roads within the Park and campsite. It is best to deflate your tyre pressure for more comfortable driving. Due to the large number of visitors the roads can be corrugated at times. Deflating tyre pressure and adhering to the speed limits is important.

Other

  • • Pets not allowed

  • • Kaokoveld, the Etosha National Park, the Otavi Mountains and the east including Bushmanland are areas of medium risk. Precautions are strongly recommended during the rainy season (November to April).

  • • Good cellphone reception - public pay-phone near reception.

  • • WiFi is available in the main building for a fee.

  • • As a general precaution wherever you travel, keep valuables secured away.
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