Camelthorn Lodge
A sister camp to Bomani, Camelthorn Lodge offers a more permanent, luxurious lodge experience within the Ngamo concession. Its unique tree-house style chalets overlook a busy waterhole, providing exceptional wildlife viewing from the comfort of your room. Activities include game drives, walks, and cultural interactions.
At a Glance
8 rooms
16 guests max
Night Drives
Available
Dietary
Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free available
Eco-Friendly
Strong community partnership, conservation initiatives, solar power
Family Friendly
Children welcome
Pool / Spa
Available
WiFi
Available
Contact Details
Location Map
Camelthorn Lodge in Railway Farm 35
Game Drive, Walking Safari, Spa
Pool, Plunge Pool, Spa, Wifi, Airstrip, Dining, Bar, Laundry, Library
Nearest Airport
Hwange Main Camp Airfield
Nearest International Airport
Victoria Falls International Airport
260
Total Species
35
Mammals
159
Birds
Most Observed Species
Antoniette Farm
Antoniette Farm is a protected area in Zimbabwe.
Chete Safari Area
Chete Safari Area is a protected area in Zimbabwe.
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Chizarira National Park
One of Zimbabwe's most remote and untouched national parks, Chizarira is characterized by its dramatic escarpment, deep gorges, and rugged terrain. It offers a true wilderness experience with opportunities to spot elephant, lion, leopard, and a variety of antelope, making it ideal for adventurous hikers and those seeking an off-the-beaten-path safari.
CT/3 Concession
CT/3 Concession is a protected area in Zimbabwe.
CT/5
CT/5 is a protected area in Zimbabwe.
Deka Safari Area
Deka Safari Area is a protected area in Zimbabwe.
Dimbangombe Conservancy
Dimbangombe Conservancy is a protected area in Zimbabwe.
Hwange National Park
Zimbabwe's largest and most famous national park, Hwange is renowned for its vast herds of elephants, often numbering in the thousands, especially around its numerous waterholes during the dry season. It also boasts a high concentration of predators, including lions, leopards, and cheetahs, making it a premier Big Five safari destination with diverse landscapes ranging from Kalahari sands to Mopane woodlands.
Kazuma Pan National Park
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