Namibia Camps & Lodges
Camp Doros, Damaraland, Namibia
A Luxury Tented Camp in Namibia
Camp Details
Camp Doros is deliberately small and intimate, and it is located in a core area for desert adapted black rhino, with activities largely focused on tracking these rhino with an experienced and qualified Rhino Ranger team. The camp is perched on a high bank overlooking a (generally) dry riverbed and groves of Mopane trees in the heart of Damaraland. Protected from the prevailing winds, the camp carries arguably the lowest environmental footprint of any camp in Namibia. Six shaded guest tents (one of which is a family unit) are raised on platforms and most have twin beds, with some doubles, cupboards, solar power for lighting and 220V charging points, as well as en suite bathrooms with hot running showers and flush toilets. The camp has a spacious common area including bar serving area, dining room, lounge with fireplaces and a campfire deck, as well as a welcome plunge pool and sun deck. There is a focus on personalized service delivery, and this includes hearty and scrumptious meals which are prepared in a largely solar and wood-fired kitchen. The essence of the camp is immersive exploration of this incredible area.
WHY CHOOSE CAMP DOROS?
• A truly sustainable “back to nature” experience, allowing guests to touch, feel, smell and experience the essence of Damaraland.
• Camp Doros emphasises every aspect of our intention to redefine luxury.
• It offers a fully inclusive IMMERSIVE EXPLORATION of Damaraland over a minimum of 2 nights
Questions about Camp Doros
What is the rhino tracking like at Camp Doros?
The camp sits in a core area for desert-adapted black rhino and activities focus largely on tracking them with an experienced, qualified Rhino Ranger team. The rhino and elephant tracking fee is covered on three-night stays, as is a rock engraving visit, so a longer stay opens up more of the area.
Is there a minimum stay?
Yes, Camp Doros is designed around a fully inclusive immersive exploration of Damaraland over a minimum of two nights. Rates are NAD 6,393 or NAD 7,580 per person per night by season, including all meals, local drinks, scheduled shared activities, airstrip transfers from Onduli Airstrip, concession fees and VAT.
Is the camp suitable for a family?
One of the six shaded guest tents is a family unit, and children aged six and older are welcome. Tents are raised on platforms with solar lighting, 220V charging points and en-suite bathrooms with hot showers and flush toilets, and there is a plunge pool and sun deck by the common area.
Activities
Camp Doros Rates, Activities & Amenities
Rates
| Year | Season | Type | Rates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 10 January – 31 March; 1 – 19 December | – | NAD 6393 |
| 2026 | 1 April – 30 November; 20 December 2026 – 09 January 2027 | – | NAD 7580 |
Rates are Per Person Per Night unless otherwise specified.
Inclusions
Camp Doros rates includes – Accommodation, all meals, local drinks, scheduled shared activities, airstrip transfers from Onduli Airstrip (AT SCHEDULED PICK-UP TIME – PLEASE SEE CAMP FACT SHEET), concession fees, Rock Engraving Visit (only on 3 night stays), rhino & elephant (only on 3 night stays) tracking fee & VAT.
Questions about Camp Doros
What is the rhino tracking like at Camp Doros?
The camp sits in a core area for desert-adapted black rhino and activities focus largely on tracking them with an experienced, qualified Rhino Ranger team. The rhino and elephant tracking fee is covered on three-night stays, as is a rock engraving visit, so a longer stay opens up more of the area.
Is there a minimum stay?
Yes, Camp Doros is designed around a fully inclusive immersive exploration of Damaraland over a minimum of two nights. Rates are NAD 6,393 or NAD 7,580 per person per night by season, including all meals, local drinks, scheduled shared activities, airstrip transfers from Onduli Airstrip, concession fees and VAT.
Is the camp suitable for a family?
One of the six shaded guest tents is a family unit, and children aged six and older are welcome. Tents are raised on platforms with solar lighting, 220V charging points and en-suite bathrooms with hot showers and flush toilets, and there is a plunge pool and sun deck by the common area.
Activities
Child Policy
Children 6 years and older welcome at Camp Doros.
Questions about Camp Doros
What is the rhino tracking like at Camp Doros?
The camp sits in a core area for desert-adapted black rhino and activities focus largely on tracking them with an experienced, qualified Rhino Ranger team. The rhino and elephant tracking fee is covered on three-night stays, as is a rock engraving visit, so a longer stay opens up more of the area.
Is there a minimum stay?
Yes, Camp Doros is designed around a fully inclusive immersive exploration of Damaraland over a minimum of two nights. Rates are NAD 6,393 or NAD 7,580 per person per night by season, including all meals, local drinks, scheduled shared activities, airstrip transfers from Onduli Airstrip, concession fees and VAT.
Is the camp suitable for a family?
One of the six shaded guest tents is a family unit, and children aged six and older are welcome. Tents are raised on platforms with solar lighting, 220V charging points and en-suite bathrooms with hot showers and flush toilets, and there is a plunge pool and sun deck by the common area.
Activities
Activities
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