Hoada Camp Site

We have stayed in their tent (they have campsites and a few equipped tents with private ablutions) for one night out of our 6 weeks Namibia trip (not our first Namibia trip).It is by far one of the nicest such facility in Namibia (and Namibia features many similar facilities). Location, service and facility, are all top notch. Lovely little pool and rock-top bar compliment the lovely camp. They are managed by the same group of the Grootberg Lodge (25 minutes away) and one is welcome to use the superb swimming pool and bar/restaurant of the lodge (amazing views and location). Only one drawback to the tent option is a lack of dining table (for those who do not drive around with fully equiiped 4x4). A table would be a great addition to the little outdoor kitchen adn BBQ area.

Camping at HOADA was a very pleasant experience for us. The campsite was clean and well designed, private and peaceful. The staff were friendly and helpful. The elevated pool and bar were very welcome. The walk through the Mopane forests was thrilling. We'll be back!

Unfortunately there is no electricity on the Camp, but that is the only negative. There are shaded areas to Park your car and even Set up your roof top tent. Shower, Toilette where well integrated into the stones, the site was very clean, donkey was fired up in the evening and morning. The cosy Pool area and Bar Deck are beautiful. The Staffel was helpful and they offered braai Packs and firewood.

The campsites are clean, well maintained. The layout of the facilities in the rock outcroppings is unique, beautiful. The swimming pool and sunset bar on the high rocks are beautiful. Way too much chlorine in the pool, swimming was a disappointment. No power at the campsites so campers need their own light source at night. The office appeared to have an internet connection but no wifi was available to campers. Overall a lovely setting ,even so it appeared to be a bit pricey compaired to other camping sites

Very beautiful and stunning place to stay. Helpful and friendly staff, even in the morning the waterbin at our private ablutions had been heated up, while we still slept. Also our late arrival caused by a miss-sending of our GPS, was no problem. Thanks a lor

We stayed at Hoada campsite only one night and we regretted it. It’s an amazing place, very authentic experience. The sunset and the sun rise is magical from the site. However try not to go very early in the afternoon as there are some annoying flies around.

Do not go past it. The sign on the road is easy to miss. Nice place and beautiful campgrounds but a little bit expensive. The bathrooms are well done and the fire pit also has a good area to prepare the food and the fire pit is right next to the donkey which makes it easier to keep the water warm. There is a loo with a view and a lot of shade. The donkey is started by the staff and there is a nice way to walk to the village if you need to move after a long drive. We did not test the pool because we were travelling in winter. But there also is a beautiful bar for a sundowner with a great view into the landscape. Start driving early when leaving. The land looks like in fog and there is a lot of wildlife wandering around in the early mornings.

This campground is set amongst the granite boulders between Kamanjab and Palmwag. Staff were helpful, the site was well appointed and there’s a pool and sundowner spot. We enjoyed our stay here very much