Hoada Campsite
Community Campsites - Namibia
A campsite run by the local Damara community in the Damaraland region of Namibia.
Why visit Hoada Campsite?
- A chance to spot desert adapted elephants
- Guided walks on request
- Elephant tracking on request
- Traditional Damara dances with prior notice.
What facilities are available?
- Campsites
- Ablution blocks with flushing toilets and hot and cold showers
- Fireplaces and sinks at each site
- Bar with cool drinks
- Trained local guides are available
Nearby attractions include:
- Grootberg mountain range
How do I get there?
- From Kamanjab drive towards Palmwag on the C 40 gravel road. After passing the village of Erwee it is another 8 km to the campsite on your left.
- From Palmwag drive through the Grootberg pass and past the D 2659 forking off on your right. After about 20 km you will see the entrance gate to Hoada on your right.
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