Otjitotongwe Cheetah Campground | Established Campground
Namibia
Details
- Verified:
- 7 months ago
- GPS:
- -19.59189, 15.06715
- Altitude:
- 1304.7 masl
- Website:
- None
- Phone:
- None
- Contributor:
-
Life Remotely
Amenities
- Electricity:
- No
- Wifi:
- No
- Kitchen:
- No
- Restaurant:
- No
- Showers:
- Warm
- Water:
- Potable
- Toilets:
- Running Water
- Big Rig Friendly:
- Yes
- Tent Friendly:
- Yes
- Pet Friendly:
- No
- Sanitation Dump Station:
- Unknown
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Description
Well appointed campsites with running water, grassy campsites, shade, a pool and a vending machine for drinks at the lodge. Be sure to go on a cheetah tour!
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Cheetas!!!
You can pet them. It's really cool. It's a bit unnerving when they lick you though.
Going to feed the wild ones is also interesting. Clear behaviour difference between the house and wild ones.
The owners are fantastic. Friendly and answered our questions.
The campsite is really nice, away from everything. No signal. Amazing night sky.
Absolutely incredible experience, a must do in Namibia.
Report Check-InVery nice and rustic Bushcamp with solar heated showers, toilets, brai stands and a refreshing pool. Quiet, remote, no MTC-Signal. Many birds around. The 2 hour Cheetah-tour was fine, nothing to complain about. Actual there are 2 hand raised Cheetahs at the farm. You can get very close and touch them. On the yard are 3 "wild" cheetahs, that have a totally different behaviour - absolutely no house-cats.
Report Check-InWe were the only guests and had a great experience.
the 400 D are well worth it with the cheetah tour.
highly recommended
Nice caming place with wide units. drinkable water, shower, toilets, braai area and shelter at every unit. Basic but clean.
A very beautifull pool to enjoy too.
Very quiet (we were the only customer)
Cheetah tour only once a day, at 4PM. Last 1h, you start by peting the home-cheetahs, then you go in the reserve to feed them ;)
Unfortunately, our guide was not much talkative, and definitly not enthusiastic ...
Fee is now 375 $NAD pp, 200$NAD for kids, price including 1 night at the camping.
Note that no entry before 16PM, and exit hour is 10AM.
Ok campsite with running water, toilets and nice pool, sites are quite close to each other so not much privacy but ok for a night. Most people come to see the cheetahs which is sad actually as this has nothing to do with conservation. Three are domesticated and kept as pets at the house and 9 others are kept in 1 enclosure which is visibly not right. The cheetahs fight and are full of scars as in nature they would never stay together like this. Nor be fed every day to make good pictures for tourists. If you just want a cool picture this is the place but don’t think you are doing any of these cheetahs a favor as they are exploited to make money, thats it. I have been working with cheetah conservation for 12 years in South Africa and believe I have an informed view and knowledge about this so therefore I share it with you, you decide... Camping and tour was N$375 together while day visitors paid N$400 per person.
Report Check-InGood camping, hot showers and cheetah walking around.
Report Check-InWell appointed campsites with running water, grassy campsites, shade, a pool and a vending machine for drinks at the lodge. Be sure to go on a cheetah tour!
Report Check-InWell worth a visit to support their conservation efforts; basic campsite with basic ablutions (flushing toilet and warm showers)
Cost:N$200
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