Namutoni Camp

Namutoni Camp is a historic rest camp located in the eastern part of Etosha National Park, famous for its iconic white German fort. The fort, which dates back to 1897, now houses the restaurant, bar, and various viewpoints. The camp is an ideal base for exploring the park's eastern waterholes, including the renowned King Nehale waterhole, which is floodlit for night-time game viewing. Accommodation options are diverse, ranging from comfortable bush chalets and double rooms to a spacious, well-equipped campsite. Facilities include a swimming pool, fuel station, shop, and Wi-Fi in the main areas. Namutoni also offers guided morning, afternoon, and night game drives.