Khumaga | Established Campground

August 12th, 2023 by nickianddave

Great campsite, fire pit, bbq, water tap, clean and well functioning ablutions (water is a bit sulphury but hot!) Amazing game drives along the boteti River and into the Bush. We were there for the zebra migration, what a spectacle! Huge numbers spread out along the river which was very low, also wildebeest, elephants, giraffe, ostrich, hippo. We heard lion at night but did not see any. A great stay!

July 27th, 2022 by nmunyai

Easy check in. Staff very helpful. Campsite amazing with hot water and flushing toilets

July 9th, 2022 by thomas

Nice place to stay and explore Makgadigkadi and Boteti. Not at river front, but not far away. Places large, distance between places not large, but still privacy enough. Clean and spacious ablutions. Friendly staff. Lot of game at Boteti, also around the camp, especially at night. Camp is unfenced, so take care. Stayed two nights, could have been longer - next time!

October 2nd, 2021 by Wilde Weite Welt

Primitive unfenced campground with 10 spacious sandy sites and only little privacy. No view of the Boteti River from the camp. Ablutions are very clean. Good H+ Orange-Signal. Too expensive for foreign visitors. 217,50 BWP for SADC-citizens.Quite nice game drive along the Boteti River on relatively deep sandy tracks with Zebra, Elephant, Kudu and Wildebeest in the River.

September 18th, 2021 by barrytakis

Ablutions perfect. Unfortunately campsite doesn't overlook the river but still a lovely place to camp. Didn't hear lion at night but plenty tracks around. Zebra herds are absolutely insane. An eye opener & if you haven't witnessed this, take a trip here. Amazing place. 😍

February 2nd, 2020 by primawb68

560P ppn for non-residents + park fee. this dusty place is absolutely not worth all that money! we came for 2 nights, stayed 1.

you better may check boteti river camp, that's what we missed :-/ there is no reason to stay here.

February 2nd, 2020 by Mike

560P for non-residents + park fee ppn. This dusty place is not worth all that money. We came for 2 nights, stayed 1.

July 16th, 2019 by sean

A huge Elephant just walked thru our camp site.
Very friendly gal Kelly from SKL check us is in.
We are only two campsites booking today, it's high season.
Don't worry about booking, just show up 99% chance you'll be fine, otherwise wold camp across the river in Kamaga for free.
Here is DWPN 🤑
The dive down the Boteti River at sunset was spectacular, we'll worth the effort in getting here.
Kamaga rapidly becoming #2 favorite place we visited, after 3rd Bridge 💕💕💕

January 9th, 2019 by oneworld2travel

All as befor! Nice and clean ablutions chady spots and lots off wildlife at the river, specialy near the hippo pool!

November 28th, 2018 by Warthog&PenguinOnSafari

Reasonable campsite with good, well-maintained ablution blocks. Of course massively overpriced for foreigners, but it is in the park and there are a lot of animals to see just a short drive away.
Beware there were a lot of thick-tailed scorpions running around during the evening when we visited.

We did not book, just turned up and paid on arrival (there is a small SKL office next to the campsite - cash only).

US$50 pppn + 10BWP pppn bed levy + park fees (120BWP pppn & 50BWP per vehicle).

November 9th, 2018 by dreamtime.gallery

We booked the campground in advance (Sklcamps.com) and we paid USD 50.- pppn. Very expensive for international tourists!
10 campsites with non potable water and a braai. Clean ablution with showers and toilets. The campground is nothing special but drive down to the river and you can see a lot of animals. Especially during the day we‘ve seen elephants, giraffes, zebras, gnus and some others.

November 1st, 2015 by TravelAfricaOverland.com

basic campsite but the area along the river is very beautiful. We booked in advance via an bookings agency but pretty sure it is no problem if you just show up at the gate (campsite is whitin the NP).

May 3rd, 2013 by kapp2cape-blog.net

Sandy campsite with braai and water. Central ablutions. Unfenced.

Cost:ZAR250