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Lobby and staffed desk area is open for business post-Covid-19. Exhibits still closed.

My group tried to hook their RV hose to the frost-free faucet and a ranger came outside to stop them. Portable containers only. The ranger said they cannot fill their RV tank with portable containers. Ranger stated “water here is too expensive”(???)

I suggest you park your vehicle away from the water faucet and carry jugs back to your vehicle.

Really enjoyed this camp. Great staff, nice bar and restaurant and pool area. A bit out the city so a lot quieter than the city camps. DO NOT FOLLOW GOOGLE MAPS FROM LUSAKA (get up onto the T4 first and take a right onto a dirt road. Note Google has is not up to date in Lusaka and you are quite likely to end up on private roads or dead ends, suggest you ask locals or phone ahead of most places when you’re here to confirm your roads.

Very comfortable place to camp, away from the noise and the wind. Showers and internet run well. I was also allowed to make a little fire next to my camping spot, which was very nice as the night came on.
Recommended!

A nice place to stay and mostly quiet. Restrooms very basic but clean. Good Restaurant. Close to the archeological site, only short walk.

All good, some snow on the ground. finding firewood was annoying as I didn't bring any with me.

beautiful spot. we stayed two nights by the water. we were going to stay a 3rd night but when we got back after a day spent in the National Park both the water and roadside spots were taken.

The toilets are excellent. Many trucks stayed here overnight as well. From 7am there was a lot of movement from trucks. We couldn't sleep past 7. I recommend the place only for early raisers.

Looking a little run down. The main pool was drained and the other pools were warm but a little scuzzy.

Great views, one other camper about 50 yards away, a little road noise but almost none after dark, loved it

Several sites along Temple Mountain Road. The sites at these coordinates had a great view of Temple Mountain, the surrounding rock formations, and the LaSal Mountains.

Typical rest area and sufficient. pulled in at 10:30 pm and 4 vehicles. Left at 4:15 am and lot full. Tons on trucks and not too loud from them or the traffic.

Several camp spots along dead end BLM road. Pretty rocky for tent camping but a few spots are smooth enough if needed. Several established rock fire rings located along road. Very quiet and spread out.

Great spot! No one bothered us, very quiet and porta potty just above in upper day lot. Otter Creek Bakery a 2 minute walk away and Middlebury campus a few minutes farther. We enjoyed a morning walk thru the beautiful campus.

Nice park in downtown to get the dogs out of the vehicle for a bit & stretch your legs!
Lots of street parking and the right hand side of the street in front of the courthouse can accommodate longer big rigs.
There is trash, water fountains, toilets, and picnic tables
No overnight parking

Camping perfeito, pé na areia com muitas árvores e sombra. Funcionários muito amigáveis e educado. Tem dois lados (duas opções) um lado não tem vista direta para o mar custando R$20 por pessoa + R$5 por carro para energia. E o outro lado com vista direta para o mar R$ 25 por pessoa +R$ 5 por carro para energia. Tem internet muito boa, tem restaurante servindo comida e pizza, tem sanitários e chuveiro quente, lugar para abastecer a água potável, e descartar detritos. Pet é bem vindo!

It rained heavily so the community campsite was flooded. Normal rate for a double or twin room is 60usd but they were happy with 35 per room per night for staying 2 nights as its low season. Everything seems to be negotiable here and breakfast is good! Local bar by the carpark has cheaper beers and snacks, they allow you to eat and drink this in their restaurant as they own the bar too.
We were very happy to have an en suite with 24hr hot water shower after a rainy gorilla trek.
They offer packed lunches and 3 course dinners.

I stopped in one of the first couple spots to take a quick nap.
Overall decent. Some trash & road noise.
Hunters in the area in Oct.

Came to check out the campsite and took some photos. Some spots looked nice but only one with not much shade was available so we left to Ngepi Camp which in my opinion is much nicer and original and it was also cheaper.

Had an amazing view over looking the river, was a clam night. such a nice spot!!!

Decent campsite. Own abblution and toilet are basic, but functional. Wifi is very slow. We stayed over the weekend when lots of South Africans came that made a lot of noise. Sunday morning the locals began blasting music at 05.00. We stayed at campsite 4, across the river bed that was closest to the village. Probably less of a problem if you stay at campsites 1, 2 or 3. View of Spitzkoppe is great and one of the key reasons you should visit this place.

Amazing no place to camp. Price says 250 but we were quoted 200 lempiras per person.

Asked for a discount if we stayed two nights and price went to 150pp. Bathrooms are clean.

Still a nice place. 25.000 pppn.
We were happy with the living room because it can get chilly at night.

Although a lodge there are camping (for tents) on the grounds.

Space for 4 large tents and there is no access to the camping spots by vehicle ie you leave your vehicle in the parking area and walk around 30 meters to the camping area.

We paid 3,500 kwacha for camping.

We have a roof top tent so slept in the parking area. Designated toilet and bath / shower in bath in the main lodge.

No elec hookup at the sites.
Big rig friendly if you want to park in the drive way. Drive way at a slant so we used a couple bricks to level out the wheels.

Cell phone reception is good (no wifi though)

You can buy filtered water in 20 litre containers for 800 kwacha.

An absolute bargain for fingered water in a big city.

Showers always free, clean and hot, store all you need. possibility of sleeping on the spot

les douches toujours gratuite, propre et chaude, magasin tout ce qu'il faut. possibilité de dormir sur place

One of the better and "cheaper" places in Vic Falls.
Negotiated down to $40/night, incl. english breakfast.
Small swimming pool, small bar and restaurant, food on request.
But a bit far from the falls, so better to have a car to move around.

Still open for Campers passing through (300p without electricity). Beach is amazing, but campground feels a little like a rundown retirement community. Bathrooms are in poor condition and infested by mosquitos. Welcome by Dierck was friendly. The lady at the front gate required us to pay for day access which was refunded when we decided to stay the night.

Safe place to sleep. With shower and Wifi. But quite expensive for what they offer.

Looks like they put up a sign saying no RVs.

We had a brilliant stay here - South Luangwa is a fantastic park and worth the visit. We went into the park over two days; once with self-drive ($30pp+$15p/vehicle).

The camp is wonderful with a small pool just for campers, bar at the pool. There are two lots of ablutions too - one lot close to sites 1&2 for larger groups, and more ablutions for the rest of the sites. Sites 6-9 are indeed river-facing, 6&7 with perhaps the best views. Each site has their own lapa/shade but.

When we were here, the river was at its lowest (peak of dry season), the hippos were roaming the banks, along with baboons, impala, vervet monkeys and elephants. Leopard walked through the main camp when we were staying at wildlife camp - we didn’t see it. Elephant also walked through camp daily and W e heard hyaena at night. Perhaps something to be aware of if you have kids.

Camping cost: $10pppn