Passarge Campsite

Three basic campsites in Central Kalahari Game Reserve. No fence, no power, no drinking water. Just space and an evening beside the fire.

Botswana
Plenty of space and privacy
No fences around camp

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Passarge Valley has three very basic campsites in Central Kalahari Game Reserve. There are no fuel or food supplies here, so bring enough with you before you arrive.

There is no drinking water and no electricity either. What you do get is space. The campsites offer plenty of privacy, far from everyday facilities.

There are no fences around camp. Kalahari wildlife can move freely through the area. Jackals and hyena may visit during the night.

Our main facilities.

  • Plenty of privacy
  • No drinking water
  • No electricity

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