Zambia Camps & Lodges
Three Rivers Camp, South Luangwa, Zambia
A Tented Camp in Zambia
Camp Details
Three Rivers Camp is a luxury tented safari lodge set at the confluence of the Luangwa, Kapamba and Lusangazi Rivers in South Luangwa, Zambia. The stylish tents sit under shady sausage trees facing the Luangwa River or the game-rich lagoon.
Three Rivers Camp is the first camp to be established on the border of the Malama Chiefdom and the national park. Its location is simply spectacular. The rooms are seat far apart with the wildlife passing through camp. The dining area offers boundless views of both the Luangwa and the Kapamba River where hippos love to bask on the white river sand. Three of the tents are positioned right on the edge of the oxbow lagoon, teeming with wildlife, and our guests can relax on the plush daybeds while observing giraffes and waterbucks strolling by. For the guests moving on to Island Bush Camp next, we recommend the experience of walking between both camps.
WHY CHOOSE THREE RIVERS CAMP?
- The distinctive feature of each guest room is its private elevated platform, safely connected to the tent for convenient access day and night.
- Observe the many hippos and crocodiles basking on the beaches ahead, and keep your camera at hand to capture the swift African Skimmer or colorful bee-eater.
- Encounter elephants, giraffes, waterbuck, and maybe the relatively rare roan antelope with a chance to also spot lions, leopards or wild dogs.
Staying at Three Rivers
What is the private platform at each tent?
Every guest room has its own elevated platform, safely connected to the tent so you can use it day or night. It looks out over the beaches where hippos and crocodiles bask, and it is a good spot for photography, with African skimmers and bee-eaters working the river.
Can we walk between camps?
Yes. For guests moving on to Island Bush Camp, the camp recommends walking between the two rather than driving, which turns the transfer into a walking safari in its own right. Both camps belong to the same collection and share the same published season and inclusions, so combining them is straightforward.
Where exactly does the camp sit?
At the confluence of the Luangwa, Kapamba and Lusangazi rivers, on the border of the Malama Chiefdom and the national park. Tents sit under sausage trees facing either the Luangwa or the game-rich lagoon, with three positioned on the edge of the oxbow lagoon. Rates start from US$765 per person per night for the 25 May to 31 October season, and the minimum age is twelve.
Activities
Three Rivers Camp Rates, Activities & Amenities
Rates
| Year | Season | Type | Rates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 25 May - 31 Oct | – | US $ 765 |
| 2027 | 25 May - 31 Oct | – | US $ 790 |
Rates are Per Person Per Night unless otherwise specified.
Inclusions
Three Rivers Camp rates include: accommodation, two game-viewing activities per day, all meals and snacks, local drinks (excluding premium brands), VAT, national park entry fees and bed levies, Luangwa Conservation & Community Levy, laundry and transfers from and to Mfuwe Airport, and in between camps.
Staying at Three Rivers
What is the private platform at each tent?
Every guest room has its own elevated platform, safely connected to the tent so you can use it day or night. It looks out over the beaches where hippos and crocodiles bask, and it is a good spot for photography, with African skimmers and bee-eaters working the river.
Can we walk between camps?
Yes. For guests moving on to Island Bush Camp, the camp recommends walking between the two rather than driving, which turns the transfer into a walking safari in its own right. Both camps belong to the same collection and share the same published season and inclusions, so combining them is straightforward.
Where exactly does the camp sit?
At the confluence of the Luangwa, Kapamba and Lusangazi rivers, on the border of the Malama Chiefdom and the national park. Tents sit under sausage trees facing either the Luangwa or the game-rich lagoon, with three positioned on the edge of the oxbow lagoon. Rates start from US$765 per person per night for the 25 May to 31 October season, and the minimum age is twelve.
Activities
Child Policy
Minimum age is strictly 12 years old at time of stay. Must be in their own room or sharing with an adult, triple rooms are not available at the bush camps.
Staying at Three Rivers
What is the private platform at each tent?
Every guest room has its own elevated platform, safely connected to the tent so you can use it day or night. It looks out over the beaches where hippos and crocodiles bask, and it is a good spot for photography, with African skimmers and bee-eaters working the river.
Can we walk between camps?
Yes. For guests moving on to Island Bush Camp, the camp recommends walking between the two rather than driving, which turns the transfer into a walking safari in its own right. Both camps belong to the same collection and share the same published season and inclusions, so combining them is straightforward.
Where exactly does the camp sit?
At the confluence of the Luangwa, Kapamba and Lusangazi rivers, on the border of the Malama Chiefdom and the national park. Tents sit under sausage trees facing either the Luangwa or the game-rich lagoon, with three positioned on the edge of the oxbow lagoon. Rates start from US$765 per person per night for the 25 May to 31 October season, and the minimum age is twelve.
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