Oddballs’ Camp, Okavango Delta, Botswana

A Tented Camp in Botswana

Oddballs' Camp
Location Okavango Delta, Botswana
Starting from US$ 455 Per Person Per Night

Camp Details

5.0 / 51 rating

Oddballs’ is situated on the edge of Chief’s Island, deep in the heart of the Okavango, bordering the Moremi Game Reserve.  The camp is accessible by light aircraft only. On arrival, you are met at the airstrip by your personal guide and welcomed to the island. He remains your guide for the duration of your stay.

Accommodation is in simple, comfortable canvas 3m x 3m rooms (including two family units) set on elevated wooden decks, each with a view of the surrounding bush, and shaded by canvas shelters. Each tent has its own rustic en-suite facilities including hot and cold running water for the al fresco bucket shower – in true safari style.

The bar and lounge areas at Oddballs’ provide a great meeting place and somewhere to swap stories around the fire.  There is a great raised viewing deck that overlooks the sweep of the Delta – the perfect vantage from which to watch the sun set over the palms and view whatever wildlife may be
visiting.

WHY CHOOSE ODDBALLS’ CAMP?

  • Activities are conducted by your own professional guide (a maximum of two guests per guide), a man of the swamp, born and bred in the area.
  • The Okavango Delta is home to a large variety of Game from Big Five (excluding the Rhino), hippopotamus and crocodile, as well as giraffe and antelope including the rare lechwe, tsessebe and sitatunga.
  • Overnight camping trails by mokoro, for a minimum of two nights
  • The Okavango Delta is a birding paradise with well over 450 species (many rare and endangered), that bring the Okavango Delta to life.

Questions about Oddballs

How do we reach Oddballs, and who guides us?

Access is by light aircraft only. Your personal guide meets you at the airstrip and stays with you for the whole stay, working with a maximum of two guests at a time. These are men of the swamp, born and raised in the area, and that ratio is unusual at this price point.

What is the accommodation like?

Simple canvas rooms of three metres by three, including two family units, raised on wooden decks under canvas shelters with views into the surrounding bush. Each has rustic en suite facilities with hot and cold running water for the al fresco bucket shower. There is a bar, lounge and a raised deck looking over the Delta.

Can we sleep out on a mokoro trail?

Yes, overnight camping trails by mokoro are offered with a minimum of two nights, which is the way to get deep into the water channels. The camp sits on the edge of Chief's Island bordering Moremi, home to lechwe, tsessebe, sitatunga, hippo, crocodile and over 450 bird species. Rates start from around US$455 per person per night.

Activities
Guided Walks
Boating
Birding

Oddballs' Camp Rates, Activities & Amenities

Rates
YearSeasonTypeRates
2025 01 April – 30 June, 01 November – 30 November US $ 455
2025 01 July – 31 October US $ 570
2026 01 January – 31 March; December US $ 368
2026 01 April – 31 June; November US $ 482
2026 01 July – 31 October US $ 601

Rates are Per Person Per Night unless otherwise specified.

Inclusions

Oddballs’ Camp rates include:

• Accommodation
• All meals
• Teas/coffees and snacks
• Drinks (soft drinks, water, beers, select wines and spirits (drinks are not included at Oddballs’ Camp)
• Laundry (excluding Oddballs’ Camp)
• Activities
• Government taxes and levies
• Park fees

Questions about Oddballs

How do we reach Oddballs, and who guides us?

Access is by light aircraft only. Your personal guide meets you at the airstrip and stays with you for the whole stay, working with a maximum of two guests at a time. These are men of the swamp, born and raised in the area, and that ratio is unusual at this price point.

What is the accommodation like?

Simple canvas rooms of three metres by three, including two family units, raised on wooden decks under canvas shelters with views into the surrounding bush. Each has rustic en suite facilities with hot and cold running water for the al fresco bucket shower. There is a bar, lounge and a raised deck looking over the Delta.

Can we sleep out on a mokoro trail?

Yes, overnight camping trails by mokoro are offered with a minimum of two nights, which is the way to get deep into the water channels. The camp sits on the edge of Chief's Island bordering Moremi, home to lechwe, tsessebe, sitatunga, hippo, crocodile and over 450 bird species. Rates start from around US$455 per person per night.

Activities
Guided Walks
Boating
Birding
Child Policy

Children of all ages are welcome at Oddballs’ Camp.

Questions about Oddballs

How do we reach Oddballs, and who guides us?

Access is by light aircraft only. Your personal guide meets you at the airstrip and stays with you for the whole stay, working with a maximum of two guests at a time. These are men of the swamp, born and raised in the area, and that ratio is unusual at this price point.

What is the accommodation like?

Simple canvas rooms of three metres by three, including two family units, raised on wooden decks under canvas shelters with views into the surrounding bush. Each has rustic en suite facilities with hot and cold running water for the al fresco bucket shower. There is a bar, lounge and a raised deck looking over the Delta.

Can we sleep out on a mokoro trail?

Yes, overnight camping trails by mokoro are offered with a minimum of two nights, which is the way to get deep into the water channels. The camp sits on the edge of Chief's Island bordering Moremi, home to lechwe, tsessebe, sitatunga, hippo, crocodile and over 450 bird species. Rates start from around US$455 per person per night.

Activities
Guided Walks
Boating
Birding
Activities
Guided Walks
Boating
Birding
Amenities
Eco-Friendly
Laundry
Restaurant
Bar
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