Anderssons Camp

Etosha National Park, Namibia

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A simple, quirky concept with a hint of utilitarian farm-shed, with the benefit of both a private reserve and Etosha for activities

Andersson’s is one of four lodges on the Ongava Private Reserve, situated just outside the southern Okaukuejo Gate of Etosha National Park. The lodge is built around the old farm house, now cladded in the distinctive white calcrete found scattered around the Etosha region. A wide verandah with comfy chairs and red-brick floors provides a cool respite from the afternoon sun, as does the plunge pool was formerly the farm’s water tank.  Although this is a family friendly camp, it's worth noting that the pool is not child friendly at all.

The twenty rooms are a mixture of canvas, wood and corrugated iron set on wooden platforms. They have a sort of rustic farm-shed appearance, complete with a big metal basin in which you stand to shower. Big windows open onto a little balcony. The whole camp is enclosed within a security fence which is visible in some areas and may make you feel as though you are the one in the zoo, but it is a comforting thought if you are staying with young children. There are family units and kids are welcome here.

The camp is relaxed and informal without much fuss and fanfare. You can do game-drives and walks within the Ongava Reserve or venture into Etosha National Park if you are so inclined.

Accommodation:

20 unique modern/rustic en-suite tented rooms

Experience:

A simple, quirky concept with a hint of utilitarian farm-shed, with the benefit of both a private reserve and Etosha for activities

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About Etosha National Park and Namibia

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Etosha National Park

The Etosha National Park lies to the north of the country and covers a whopping 22,000km². The actual Pan, formerly an ancient lake, dominates the eastern side of the park at over 100km wide. Standing on the edge, this immense dry white crust dances with mirages in the heat and you can see the curvature of the earth. Read more?

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Some of the highest dunes in the world
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The craggy mountains of the Naukluft against the red dunes of the Namib - surreal colours, no matter what time of day
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Namibia

If you are considering travelling to Namibia, chances are you are looking for something out of the ordinary.  A journey through Namibia is all about daily surprises; the impossible number of stars, the expanse of views over desert mountains, the improbable salmon-pink of sand-dunes at sunrise, the ingenuity of small creatures adapted to the harsh environment, the ochre and leather dress of the Himba and petticoated dresses of the Herero, the first taste of ostrich biltong and the excellent seafood.  Jump straight to some of our favourite Namibian experiences. Read more?

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