Camp Hwange

Camp Hwange Camp Hwange (part of Wild Expeditions Africa) is in a private concession in the very heart of Hwange.

Small and intimate, Camp Hwange offers 8 canvas and thatch bungalow accommodations of a unique style, all bungalows have en-suite bathroom facilities. The camp offers you the rare opportunity to track Rhino within an Intensive Protection Zone and the terrain here is ideally suited to walking safaris with excellent birding opportunities. Camp Hwange is found on its own private concession within the

park, it offers excellent drives and walking and game likely to be encountered include all of the cat family, wild dog, elephants and buffalo in huge numbers and the usual plain’s game. Walks to the natural springs found in this area are a special highlight. ACTIVITIES: Game drives, game walks and night drives
INCL: Meals, local drinks, game activities, National Park entry fees & limited laundry
EXCL: Premium or imported drinks

Water. A cause for celebration, even in a year where we've had a lot of it. These two young elephant bulls took full adv...
27/08/2026

Water. A cause for celebration, even in a year where we've had a lot of it. These two young elephant bulls took full advantage and 'played' in youthful competition in the water of a natural pan this week. We are seeing more and more elephants as the more remote water dries out and the wildlife concentrates in the area around camp.

(c) Shannen Wilson








We know! We also scratched our heads when this greater flamingo turned up at Camp Hwange a couple of weeks ago ;-)It's n...
11/08/2026

We know! We also scratched our heads when this greater flamingo turned up at Camp Hwange a couple of weeks ago ;-)

It's not exactly a wetland after all .... but this year's abundant summer rains have changed things a little. Not only have they brought this flamingo, but we are also having the best waterbuck sightings at Camp Hwange in years.

(c) Rob Dube








Some of the less celebrated carnivores here at Camp Hwange photographed by James Hendry on a recent stay.Bat-eared Fox: ...
23/07/2026

Some of the less celebrated carnivores here at Camp Hwange photographed by James Hendry on a recent stay.

Bat-eared Fox: there are several families on the concession that are regularly seen.
Black-backed Jackal: the density here has to be seen to be believed. Subjects of a recent documentary film due out next year.
Spotted Hyaena: intelligent, endearing and completely under-appreciated. We love them.

(c) James Hendry








It's not every day you see a pangolin! In fact it's not even every month at Camp Hwange. So every sighting causes huge e...
13/07/2026

It's not every day you see a pangolin! In fact it's not even every month at Camp Hwange. So every sighting causes huge excitement. This chap was found on drive yesterday. Bring on the dry season!

(c) Lewis Mangaba & Farai Chuma









Our favourite wild dog pack, back for another airstrip inspection. They seem to be denning nearby and we await sightings...
12/07/2026

Our favourite wild dog pack, back for another airstrip inspection. They seem to be denning nearby and we await sightings of the puppies with excitement.

(c) Farai Chuma & Rob Dube









We're all for airstrip inspections - it is important for safety ... but we thought this unannounced visit over the weeke...
09/06/2026

We're all for airstrip inspections - it is important for safety ... but we thought this unannounced visit over the weekend was a bit much ...

(c)









09/06/2026

Your first safari morning ➡️ your first safari sunset 😍

We're currently on safari, visiting some wonderful friends and safari properties ready for our guests to enjoy.
..and his could you not enjoy this?! 🤭

Nothing to see here. Just a wild dog pack resting on a quiet road between hunts. We've been lucky with wild dog sighting...
22/05/2026

Nothing to see here. Just a wild dog pack resting on a quiet road between hunts. We've been lucky with wild dog sightings at Camp Hwange over the last 6 months, enjoying regular viewing of 2 different packs. This is yesterday afternoon's sighting.

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Summer has been good to our resident sable herd with a healthy crop of calves around. We're seeing them regularly in the...
20/05/2026

Summer has been good to our resident sable herd with a healthy crop of calves around. We're seeing them regularly in the teak woodland at the moment, a real treat of the landscape in Hwange.

(c) Chris Roche & Shannen Wilson








Camp Hwange in the Okavango? It's been amazing to have so much water and so many lilies around this year after the summe...
19/05/2026

Camp Hwange in the Okavango? It's been amazing to have so much water and so many lilies around this year after the summer rains. It's at times like these that the uniqueness of the Camp Hwange concession (in Zimbabwe 😉) really comes into full focus. It's position between the teak forest covered Kalahari sands to the south, and the more rugged mopane woodlands to the north means it is actually a grass covered depression that has a fantastic collection of natural vleis that this year are verdant and full to the brim.








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