Zimbabwe Camps & Lodges
Robins Camp, Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe
A Lodge or Hotel in Zimbabwe
Camp Details
Situated within remote Zimbabwe, Hwange National park is the country’s largest park, covering an area of 14 600km2 (more than 5,600 square miles). This large size leads to varying game and landscapes. From the desert scrubs on the edge of the Kalahari, to granite hills, woodlands filled with mopane and teak, as well as wide grass plains fringed by palm trees and acacias. This landscape diversity allows for a flourishing wide range of wildlife. With over 100 species of mammals and almost 400 species of birds, Hwange National Park also contains one of the largest Elephant populations in the world. Other rare animals regularly spotted include the Roan and Sable Antelope. With an abundance of food, massive herds of buffalo can also be spotted traversing Hwange’s grass plains.
WHY CHOOSE ROBINS CAMP?
• Chalets are tastefully decorated in and out with hand painted Matabele designs.
• The scenery of Robins is varied with hills, kopjes (small bouldered hills) and vlei (grassed plains that flood seasonally) areas and has a lot to offer the wildlife enthusiast.
• The wildlife sightings are usually very good in the Robins Camp area of Hwange National Park.
Questions about Robins Camp
What is the country like in this part of Hwange?
Varied. The Robins area has hills, kopjes and vlei, the grassed plains that flood seasonally, and the wider park runs from Kalahari desert scrub to mopane and teak woodland and palm-fringed grass plains. Sightings in the Robins area are usually very good.
What wildlife should we look out for?
Hwange holds one of the largest elephant populations in the world, along with over 100 mammal species and almost 400 bird species. Roan and sable antelope are regularly seen here, and massive herds of buffalo cross the grass plains. The chalets themselves are decorated inside and out with hand-painted Matabele designs.
What is and is not included?
Rates start from US$300 per person per night on full board from January to May and November to December, rising from June to October. They cover accommodation, meals, two game drives and per person national park fees, inclusive of VAT and the tourism levy. Drinks, laundry, transfers, WiFi, optional game walks and travel insurance are all extra.
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Robins Camp Rates, Activities & Amenities
Rates
| Year | Season | Type | Rates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 1 Jan – 31 May; 01 Nov – 31 Dec | Full Board | US $ 300 |
| 2026 | 1 June – 31 Oct | Full Board | US $ 390 |
| 2027 | 1 Jan – 31 May; 01 Nov – 31 Dec | Full Board | US $ 324 |
| 2027 | 1 June – 31 Oct | Full Board | US $ 422 |
Rates are Per Person Per Night unless otherwise specified.
Inclusions
Robins Camp rates include –
• FB + GAME DRIVES
• Nightly Rate Includes: Accommodation, meals & 2 x game drives as well as per person national park fees. Rates are inclusive of 15% VAT and statutory 2% tourism levy
• Nightly Rate Excludes: Optional game walks, drinks, laundry, transfers, Wi-Fi and travel insurance.
Questions about Robins Camp
What is the country like in this part of Hwange?
Varied. The Robins area has hills, kopjes and vlei, the grassed plains that flood seasonally, and the wider park runs from Kalahari desert scrub to mopane and teak woodland and palm-fringed grass plains. Sightings in the Robins area are usually very good.
What wildlife should we look out for?
Hwange holds one of the largest elephant populations in the world, along with over 100 mammal species and almost 400 bird species. Roan and sable antelope are regularly seen here, and massive herds of buffalo cross the grass plains. The chalets themselves are decorated inside and out with hand-painted Matabele designs.
What is and is not included?
Rates start from US$300 per person per night on full board from January to May and November to December, rising from June to October. They cover accommodation, meals, two game drives and per person national park fees, inclusive of VAT and the tourism levy. Drinks, laundry, transfers, WiFi, optional game walks and travel insurance are all extra.
Activities
Child Policy
Children of all ages are welcome at Robins Camp.
Questions about Robins Camp
What is the country like in this part of Hwange?
Varied. The Robins area has hills, kopjes and vlei, the grassed plains that flood seasonally, and the wider park runs from Kalahari desert scrub to mopane and teak woodland and palm-fringed grass plains. Sightings in the Robins area are usually very good.
What wildlife should we look out for?
Hwange holds one of the largest elephant populations in the world, along with over 100 mammal species and almost 400 bird species. Roan and sable antelope are regularly seen here, and massive herds of buffalo cross the grass plains. The chalets themselves are decorated inside and out with hand-painted Matabele designs.
What is and is not included?
Rates start from US$300 per person per night on full board from January to May and November to December, rising from June to October. They cover accommodation, meals, two game drives and per person national park fees, inclusive of VAT and the tourism levy. Drinks, laundry, transfers, WiFi, optional game walks and travel insurance are all extra.
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