This rest camp has the best facilities for the bungalows. They are equiped with kitchens, a grill, toilets and bathroom. The camping is not the best as there really is no grass. But this is the case for all of the rest camps here. The bungalows run from 30 US to 45 US. Camping runs for about 20 US for two people.
Bring your own cooking equipment if you are camping.
Power is available for an additional cost.
Watch out for jackals as they will get into your packs and tents if you are not careful.
Unique Qualities: The Okaukuejo water hole allows visitors to see the animals outside their vehicles from the protection of a fence. The viewing area is raised a bit and clear viewing of the animals is available. During the day herds of elephant come to the hole as well as the occasional black rhino. I had the experience of seeing an elephant and a black rhino get into a scuffle where the rhino eventually got pushed out of the water hole (no surprise). The water hole is flood lit and allows the visitor to see some of the predator nocturnal species such as lion, brown hyena, leopard, and cheetah if you’re lucky. The Okaukuejo is most active during the winter dry season.
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Theme: Campground
Comparison: about average
Prices: US$20-40
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Directions: Southern most rest camp in the park. The first one you reach form C38 from the south gate.
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on Jan 1, 2004
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