A popular camp for travellers who prefer camping, the 10 exclusive campsites - each accommodating a maximum of 8 persons - ensure peace and tranquillity, combined with excellent game viewing.
The leafy trees and structures at the sites provide much needed shade.
Each site has a structure providing shade as well as a flat cement base where campers can make fire using their own braai equipment, including grids. Electrical connection points are available between each two campsites.
This popular camp, providing camp sites for an exclusive few, must be booked
well in advance to ensure you share in the exceptional experience of 24-hour
game viewing from the double-story viewpoint.
Olifantsrus is the newest camp in Etosha after the western side of the park
had only been opened to the public fairly recently. This is the lesser-known
part of the park and is far away from the crowds staying in the older, better
known eastern camps.
Olifantsrus is 60 kilometres from new Galton Gate, which makes it the ideal
place to stay over if you’re travelling to or from Kaokoland, the
Skeleton Coast or the northern parts of Damaraland. The camp also provides
several shaded, wooden picnic spots for those passing through on the way
to Dolomite Camp (50km) or Okaukuejo (130km).
Beautifully clean and modern ablution facilities with deep shower trays enable you to take a semi-bath to properly rinse off the dust.
Each campsite has an awning, providing shade where the trees cannot reach. Electrical points, water points and lights are available between every two campsites.