About - Okaukuejo, located 17km from the southern entrance of the park Anderson Gate, was the first tourist camp to open in Etosha. Okaukuejo Camp is famous for its flood-lit waterhole where visitors can observe at close quarters a spectacle of wildlife congregating and interacting at all times of day or night.
Premier Waterhole Chalet - These are double-story chalets with a balcony offering excellent views of the waterhole. Each chalet includes two bedrooms, a lounge area, and amenities such as a fridge and tea/coffee station.
Waterhole Chalets - These are double rooms located near the
waterhole, with some offering views. They are equipped with en-suite
bathrooms, fridges, and tea/coffee stations.
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Bush Chalets - These chalets provide a lounge area, braai facilities,
and a bathroom. They are ideal for those seeking a more rustic experience
with outdoor cooking options.
Okaukuejo Rooms - Simple yet comfortable double rooms. These rooms feature en-suite bathrooms, fridges, and tea stations. They are suitable for guests looking for basic accommodation without the need for outdoor cooking facilities.
Okaukuejo Camping - Situated on the westside of Okaukuejo Camp,
the camping sites at Okaukuejo are well equipped with braai stands (BBQ),
electricity and water points. The communal ablution blocks (toilet and
showers) are shared between sites.
Facilities - Spread out across several areas, the first area
you will come to in Okaukuejo Camp is the entrance area. This is where
you will find Okaukuejo reception, souvenir shop, basic food supply
shop, post office, kiosk for light snacks, a restaurant and the swimming
pool.
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Activities - Being inside Etosha National Park, the main reason for staying at Okaukuejo is for the wildlife. Okaukuejo has its own flood-lit waterhole so you can continue your game viewing well into the night if you wish.
When you are not out enjoying watching the animals and birds of Etosha
then there are a number of other facilities in Okaukuejo Camp for guests
to enjoy including relaxing at the swimming pool or having a drink or
a meal at Okaukuejo restaurant or bar.