Khwai (North Gate) Campsite

Ten campsites by the northern entrance of Moremi Game Reserve. No fence, plenty of space, the Khwai River close by and wildlife free to move through camp.

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Botswana
10 campsites
No fence around camp

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Khwai North Gate Campsite lies by the northern entrance of Moremi Game Reserve. It is a small camp with 10 campsites and no fence around the grounds. Hyenas are seen here, lions may pass through camp and, with a good deal of luck, you may even come across a pack of wild dogs.

The campsites are spacious and give you plenty of privacy. Facilities include hot showers, running water and a braai at your site. There is no electricity and no Wi-Fi.

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The Khwai River brings wildlife to the water.

The Khwai area is known for strong wildlife viewing. Animals are drawn to the river, and the tracks along the Khwai offer good opportunities for self-drive game viewing. What you see always depends on timing and location.

For basic supplies, Khwai Village is nearby. A small shop sells simple provisions and drinks

Our main facilities.

  • Hot showers and running water
  • Braai at the campsite

Trips from the region

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19
days
from
1990
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This 19-day one-way journey starts in Windhoek and ends at Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe. The compact itinerary keeps travel distances manageable without missing the spectacular landscapes and wildlife parks.
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Namibia
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19
days
from
1990
1990
per person
This 19-day one-way journey starts in Windhoek and finishes at Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe. The route stays compact enough to keep driving days under control while still taking in the landscapes and wildlife areas that define the journey.
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