Rooms
102 units
Traveller’s rating
Good (84%) From 585 reviews
Children
Any age welcome; best for 8+
Open
All year
Okaukuejo Camp (formerly known as Okakwiju), meaning a woman who bore a child each year, stands at the western end of the famous Etosha Pan, about a half-hour drive from the Andersson Gate, the southern entrance into Etosha National Park.
Although a larger camp than most we feature, it is a popular choice due to its well-established waterhole, which attracts a variety of game in large numbers.
View of Okaukuejo Camp
As a large, formerly government-run camp, Okaukuejo still has rather a resort-like feel and does not reach the same standards as the smaller, private camps outside the park.
However, its excellent waterhole and convenient location inside the park make it well worth consideration, and its prices are reasonable.
Finding space at Okaukuejo
The fantastic waterhole makes Okaukuejo a very popular choice for travellers to Etosha and it can get very booked up, especially from July to October.
Okaukuejo Camp: Traveller ratings
Good (84%) From 585 travellers
Excellent
223
Good
262
Average
85
Poor
13
Terrible
2
