very unfriendly staff, no animals at the waterhole, stay outside at Aoba Lodge
Camp has all the facilities needed for quick camping visit
Nice camp ground to start the Safari in the Etosha National Park. The facilities are okay.
Very out dated, and expensive, grass grows very high on and between campsites
Solid campsite with clean bathrooms. It is the perfect spot to drive towards the north gate for the best chances to spot elephants in the wet season. Also the dik dik drive is amazing with plenty of giraffes.
Good campsite. Quite expensive (620 NS for two persons) but you sleep in the park and can make the best of your day.
Restaurant is also OK with a la carte lunch and buffet dinner.
Camping sites were not so great and most of the time there was no hot water
Amazing place! By far the best camping site in Etosha. Green and lush and wild animals in the nearby waterholes. It was satisfying
Campsite is within Etosha and contains a floodlit watering hole. However, no animals were at the watering hole the time we were there. The bathroom facilities used by the camp also could be a bit better maintained.
The lodge is great, the campsite is a good campsite. The shop was the best stocked I have seen in a Namibian campsite in forever. It's a nice place with a historic main building. The views from the towers are great, the waterhole is decent (Halali waterhole appears more interesting to me, but we did have elephants taking a bath and the area usually has elephants).
The lodge is good but needs a manager to put everything in place. I was there in December 2015. Swimming pool was very dirty, fences were broken allowing any animal to get inside the camp, their vegetarian pizza came with ham AND bacon. anyways..