Kamoka Bush Camp

• Property TypeCottages
• Guests4
• Rooms/Units2
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• • FEATUREPool

Kamoka Bush Camp is a property for self catering in Hoedspruit for anyone visiting the Valley of the Olifants region.

About Kamoka Bush Camp

Kamoka Camp offers accommodation in Hoedspruit, in the bushveld on Bona Ingwe Farm. Escape to the heart of nature and experience the true essence of responsible tourism by staying in our eco-friendly cabins. Our commitment to sustainable tourism practices means that our cabins are built in harmony with the environment, and run solely on solar energy.

Self Catering Accommodation

Kamoka Camp offers two eco-friendly cabins in Hoedspruit.

The cabins are open plan and furnished with either a King-size or Queen-size bed. The en-suite bathroom is fitted with a shower, toilet and basin. The kitchenette is fitted with a gas plate and fridge. The terrace features an outdoor dining bench, couch and braai facilities.

Dining

Aside from the braai facilities you can also opt for a local meal basket for dinner, filled with fresh and locally sourced products.

On Site Facilities

Guests have free access to the swimming pool at DAKTARI. We do not have a swimming pool at Kamoka Camp however you are more than welcome to take a dip at our partnered NGO's pool located only a 5 minute walk from us. The camp is run on solar power for lighting and also for the bore hole pump. While our primary focus is on eco-friendly alternatives, we understand the need for contingency plans. In rare cases when the sun might not shine as brightly, and solar energy may not be sufficient, we have a standby generator ready to step in.

Experience

You can also join the DAKTARI team for an exclusive evening around the fire, listening to fascinating stories. We take responsible tourism seriously, and that's why we offer a complimentary responsible activity per night. Choose from our 3 pillars: Nature, Culture, or Community and immerse yourself in a meaningful experience that will leave a lasting impact on you and the local community. Activities include guided nature walks, boundary patrols, snare sweeps and community interaction.