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Chobe Hideaway
Small eco camp in the Chobe Enclave wildlife corridor, where elephants drink at a waterhole in front of the pitches.
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Small eco camp in the Chobe Enclave wildlife corridor, where elephants drink at a waterhole in front of the pitches.
A small off-grid bush camp in the Chobe Enclave where the waterhole brings elephants and other game right up to the pitches. Its position outside the park makes it a fee-free base for Savuti and the Chobe riverfront, at the cost of a sandy approach and full self-sufficiency.
A quiet, off-grid bush camp on unfenced land between Kasane and Savuti, outside the national park so no park fees apply. Shaded pitches look onto a waterhole visited daily by elephants, with giraffe, zebra and the odd pack of wild dogs, and a thatched viewing tower overlooks it. It suits self-drivers using it as a base for Savuti, Linyanti or the Chobe riverfront. Bring all food and fuel: the camp is self-catering, firewood is scarce and mobile signal is patchy.
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Ratings are each site's own, as read in Oct 2026.
About 19 km of sand track from Kachikau, described by the camp as not too difficult. Last fuel coming from Kasane is at Muchenje; from Savuti the next fuel is in Maun.
From Kasane take the A33 transit road through the park to Ngoma Gate, turn left on the tar road towards Kachikau/Savuti and follow it to Kachikau where the tar ends; soon after, turn right at the Chobe Hideaway sign and follow signs about 19 km on sand. From Savuti, pass Ghoha Gate and turn left at the camp sign immediately after.
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