Zimbabwe Camps & Lodges
Davison’s camp, Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe
A Tented Camp in Zimbabwe
Camp Details
Come for the abundant wildlife, stay for the incredible sense of belonging. Wilderness Davison’s in Hwange National Park captures the true spirit of an African safari, where crisp mornings, warm afternoons, breath-taking sunsets and fireside chats set the day’s tempo. Experience exceptional game-viewing across all seasons in a wildly beautiful environment.
Named after the first warden of Hwange National Park , Davison’s offers a timeless, classic safari experience. Delight in the authentic nature of this wild place, where animals roam freely and the true spirit of an African safari prevails.
Nestled in a grove of false mopane trees, nine, airy en-suite tents, including a family unit, make up the accommodation at Davison’s. Inspired by the natural palette beyond the camp, African décor and earthy tones create a calm, authentic atmosphere. From the vantage point of your tent, gaze out over the waterhole where a procession of wildlife comes to slake their thirst.
WHY CHOOSE DAVISON’S CAMP?
- Davison’s Camp is located in one of the best game viewing areas of the entire Park.
- In winter, the waterhole in front of camp is a magnet for wildlife great and small.
- With over 100 mammal species, Hwange has some of the highest mammal diversity of any national park.
Questions about Davison's
Is there a waterhole in front of camp?
There is, and in winter it becomes a magnet for wildlife great and small. From your tent you look out over it as a procession of animals comes down to drink, which makes the hours between drives as productive as the drives themselves.
What is the camp like and who was Davison?
The camp is named after the first warden of Hwange National Park and keeps a timeless, classic safari feel. Nine airy en-suite tents, including a family unit, sit in a grove of false mopane trees, with earthy tones and African decor throughout.
Is Davison's good value for Hwange?
It is among the more accessible Wilderness camps in the park, with rates from US$569 per person per night in the November to mid-December window and US$586 in January to March 2026, rising to US$983 in the June to October peak. Rates include accommodation, all meals, twice-daily activities, park fees, laundry and local drinks.
Activities
Davison's camp Rates, Activities & Amenities
Rates
| Year | Season | Type | Rates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 1 June - 31 October | – | US $ 936 |
| 2025 | 1 November -19 December | – | US $ 569 |
| 2025 | 20 December 2025 – 5 January 2026 | – | US $ 675 |
| 2026 | 6 January – 31 March | – | US $ 586 |
| 2026 | 1 April - 31 May | – | US $ 702 |
| 2026 | 1 June - 31 October | – | US $ 983 |
| 2026 | 1 November -19 December | – | US $ 597 |
| 2026 | 20 December 2026 – 5 January 2027 | – | US $ 709 |
Rates are Per Person Per Night unless otherwise specified.
Inclusions
Davison’s camp rates include – accommodation, all meals, twice daily scheduled camp activities, park fees, laundry and all local drinks – excludes premium imported brands and champagne.
Questions about Davison's
Is there a waterhole in front of camp?
There is, and in winter it becomes a magnet for wildlife great and small. From your tent you look out over it as a procession of animals comes down to drink, which makes the hours between drives as productive as the drives themselves.
What is the camp like and who was Davison?
The camp is named after the first warden of Hwange National Park and keeps a timeless, classic safari feel. Nine airy en-suite tents, including a family unit, sit in a grove of false mopane trees, with earthy tones and African decor throughout.
Is Davison's good value for Hwange?
It is among the more accessible Wilderness camps in the park, with rates from US$569 per person per night in the November to mid-December window and US$586 in January to March 2026, rising to US$983 in the June to October peak. Rates include accommodation, all meals, twice-daily activities, park fees, laundry and local drinks.
Activities
Child Policy
- Children of 06 years and older are accommodated and partake in activities with all other guests.
- Children up to 16 years must share with an adult/s in the same room.
- The minimum age for walking activities is 13 years.
Questions about Davison's
Is there a waterhole in front of camp?
There is, and in winter it becomes a magnet for wildlife great and small. From your tent you look out over it as a procession of animals comes down to drink, which makes the hours between drives as productive as the drives themselves.
What is the camp like and who was Davison?
The camp is named after the first warden of Hwange National Park and keeps a timeless, classic safari feel. Nine airy en-suite tents, including a family unit, sit in a grove of false mopane trees, with earthy tones and African decor throughout.
Is Davison's good value for Hwange?
It is among the more accessible Wilderness camps in the park, with rates from US$569 per person per night in the November to mid-December window and US$586 in January to March 2026, rising to US$983 in the June to October peak. Rates include accommodation, all meals, twice-daily activities, park fees, laundry and local drinks.
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