Namibia Camps & Lodges
Damaraland Camp, Damaraland, Namibia
A Tented Camp in Namibia
Camp Details
Step into an otherworldly landscape, where desert adventures begin.
Come for the desert adapted elephants, but stay for the rich community interactions at Damaraland Camp. The harshly beautiful land will surprise with all the life it supports, revealing dramatic scenery, fascinating wildlife, unusual flora, ancient rock art, and awe-inspiring geology. Authentic and enriching cultural experiences, some dating back 6 000 years, will impress the intrepid traveller.
The Huab River Valley, one of Namibia’s most dramatic wilderness areas, forms the backdrop to Damaraland Camp. As the sun sets, stark plains and ancient mountains turn from rust to purple. This is a time-etched land full of geological wonders and fascinating desert-adapted wildlife. Simply beautiful and open to the desert, the camp has much to excite and delight.
WHY CHOOSE DAMARALAND CAMP?
- Owned and largely run by the local communities, who have injected their own distinctive optimism and cheerful nature into the Damaraland Camp experience.
- Superb stargazing in crystal-clear night skies from one of Namibia’s best safari camps
- The Torra Conservancy supports healthy populations of rare desert-adapted elephant
Questions about Damaraland Camp
Who owns and runs Damaraland Camp?
The camp is owned and largely run by the local communities, and their character shapes the experience as much as the landscape does. Cultural experiences here draw on traditions going back thousands of years, and the camp is a well-known example of community-led tourism in Namibia.
What are the chances of seeing desert-adapted elephant?
The Torra Conservancy supports healthy populations of rare desert-adapted elephant, and they are one of the main reasons guests come. Sightings depend on where the herds are moving, but the Huab River Valley is prime habitat and guides know the area well.
What is the landscape around Damaraland Camp?
The Huab River Valley, one of Namibia most dramatic wilderness areas, forms the backdrop. Stark plains and ancient mountains shift from rust to purple as the sun sets, and the night skies are among the clearest in the country for stargazing. Rock art, unusual flora and striking geology fill the days.
Activities
Damaraland Camp Rates, Activities & Amenities
Rates
| Year | Season | Type | Rates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 1 June - 31 October | – | NAD 14971 |
| 2025 | 1 November - 19 December | – | NAD 10545 |
| 2025 | 20 December 2025 – 5 January 2026 | – | NAD 14971 |
| 2026 | 6 January - 31 March | – | NAD 9131 |
| 2026 | 1 April - 31 May; 1 November - 19 December | – | NAD 11283 |
| 2026 | 1 June - 31 October; 20 December 2026 – 5 January 2027 | – | NAD 16019 |
Rates are Per Person Per Night unless otherwise specified.
Inclusions
Damaraland Camp rates include – accommodation, all meals, twice daily scheduled camp activities, park fees, laundry, Namibian VAT & Tourism Levy, and local drinks – excludes premium imported brands and champagne.
Questions about Damaraland Camp
Who owns and runs Damaraland Camp?
The camp is owned and largely run by the local communities, and their character shapes the experience as much as the landscape does. Cultural experiences here draw on traditions going back thousands of years, and the camp is a well-known example of community-led tourism in Namibia.
What are the chances of seeing desert-adapted elephant?
The Torra Conservancy supports healthy populations of rare desert-adapted elephant, and they are one of the main reasons guests come. Sightings depend on where the herds are moving, but the Huab River Valley is prime habitat and guides know the area well.
What is the landscape around Damaraland Camp?
The Huab River Valley, one of Namibia most dramatic wilderness areas, forms the backdrop. Stark plains and ancient mountains shift from rust to purple as the sun sets, and the night skies are among the clearest in the country for stargazing. Rock art, unusual flora and striking geology fill the days.
Activities
Child Policy
- Children of 06 years and older are accommodated.
- For families travelling with children between 06 and 12 years, private activities need to be booked and paid for.
- Children between 06 and 16 years must share with an adult/s in the same room.
- The minimum age for walking activities is 13 years.
Questions about Damaraland Camp
Who owns and runs Damaraland Camp?
The camp is owned and largely run by the local communities, and their character shapes the experience as much as the landscape does. Cultural experiences here draw on traditions going back thousands of years, and the camp is a well-known example of community-led tourism in Namibia.
What are the chances of seeing desert-adapted elephant?
The Torra Conservancy supports healthy populations of rare desert-adapted elephant, and they are one of the main reasons guests come. Sightings depend on where the herds are moving, but the Huab River Valley is prime habitat and guides know the area well.
What is the landscape around Damaraland Camp?
The Huab River Valley, one of Namibia most dramatic wilderness areas, forms the backdrop. Stark plains and ancient mountains shift from rust to purple as the sun sets, and the night skies are among the clearest in the country for stargazing. Rock art, unusual flora and striking geology fill the days.
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