Campsite #4 - Khaudum National Park
Campsite #4 offers an authentic wilderness experience within Namibia's remote Khaudum National
- Location
- Khaudum National Park, Zambezi & Kavango East, Namibia, Southern Africa
- Coordinates
- -18.503746, 20.755390
- Activities
- camp
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of wildlife can we realistically expect to see at Campsite #4, given its remote Khaudum location?
We love Campsite #4 for its raw, untamed feel. While Khaudum is known for its large elephant herds, we also consistently spot giraffe, plains game like oryx and springbok, and if you're lucky, wild dog. Keep your eyes peeled for predators too; we've had incredible sightings of lions and hyenas right near camp.
We're planning a self drive to Campsite #4. What are the road conditions like and what kind of vehicle do we absolutely need?
Getting to Campsite #4 is part of the adventure, and we recommend a sturdy 4x4 vehicle. The tracks can be sandy and challenging, especially after rain, so good ground clearance and reliable four wheel drive are non negotiable. We always carry extra water, fuel, and a good set of recovery gear.
What are the facilities like at Campsite #4? We're looking for an authentic experience but still appreciate some comfort.
Campsite #4 delivers that authentic wilderness immersion we crave. You'll find clean ablution blocks with hot showers and flush toilets, which is a welcome luxury after a day exploring. The campsites themselves are spacious and well maintained, offering a sense of privacy amidst the bush.
When is the best time of year to visit Campsite #4 for optimal wildlife viewing and comfortable camping?
We find the dry season, from May to October, is sensational for wildlife viewing at Campsite #4. The animals congregate around the few remaining waterholes, making sightings much easier. The temperatures are also more moderate during these months, perfect for enjoying the evenings around the campfire.
What are the biggest safety considerations we should be aware of when staying at Campsite #4 in Khaudum?
Safety at Campsite #4 is paramount, and we always practice bush etiquette. Always stay within the designated camp area, never approach wildlife, and ensure your campsite is secured at night. We also recommend carrying a satellite phone or personal locator beacon for emergencies, as mobile reception is non existent.
Other Safari Lodges in Khaudum National Park
Parks in Zambezi & Kavango East
- Balyerwa Conservancy
- Bamunu Conservancy
- Bwabwata National Park
- Dzoti Conservancy
- Hamweyi State Forest Reserve
- Impalila Conservancy
- Joseph Mbambangandu Conservancy
- Kabulabula Conservancy
- Kapinga kaMwalye Conservancy
- Kasika Conservancy
- Kwandu Conservancy
- Lusese Conservancy
- Mahango Game Reserve
- Mangetti National Park
- Mashi Conservancy