This appealing campsite has four sites with fine views out over the plains and mountains. Sites have hot and cold showers, toilets, fireplaces (firewood costs N$25 a bundle) and a tap. Hiking trails and excursions to nearby rock-art sites are highlights.
Erongo Plateau Camp
Damaraland
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