Camp Hwange
Camp Hwange is a traditional bush camp on a private concession in central Hwange, straddling the boundary between mopane woodland and kopjes to the north and teak forest to the southwest. TripAdvisor rates it 4/5 from 284 reviews, ranking #5 of 32 specialty lodging in Hwange, with guests praising comfortable, spacious bush-camp accommodation, attentive present management, knowledgeable guides and strong waterhole activity.
The camp has 8 en-suite canvas-walled tents either side of the central thatched main area, each with direct waterhole views and gauze-panelled walls, plus 1 two-roomed family unit with independent bathrooms — around 16 guests in total. The main area includes an open-sided lounge, bar and dining space oriented to the waterhole, a library and artefact collection, a reservoir-style pool with a raised deck, and an open-air firepit.
Activities include day and night game drives and walking safaris led by licensed Zimbabwean guides, with logpile hides offering close-quarters, ground-level elephant viewing. Camp Hwange shares its concession with its smaller, private-use sister camp, Muddy Teak.
Frequently asked questions.
Where is Camp Hwange located?
Camp Hwange sits at Central Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe, and is operated by Wild Expeditions Africa, founded 2010.
How many rooms does Camp Hwange have?
The camp has 8 en-suite canvas-walled tents either side of the central thatched main area, each with direct waterhole views and gauze-panelled walls, plus 1 two-roomed family unit with independent bathrooms — around 16 guests in total.
What facilities are available?
The main area includes an open-sided lounge, bar and dining space oriented to the waterhole, a library and artefact collection, a reservoir-style pool with a raised deck, and an open-air firepit.
How do I book Camp Hwange?
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