Dolomite Camp was the first lodge built inside western Etosha. This camp embodies the spirit of mystery and magnifies a sense of the unknown. The setting and architecture are pristine and unadulterated.
Guests can relax in the restaurant or bar. There’s also a sunset deck and infinity pool overlooking the plains. Two fire-side seating areas present the perfect opportunity to savour Etosha National Park’s nightlife while reliving the day’s adventures.
The most accessible access to Dolomite is via the Galton Gate. The Galton Gate is the new entry gate north of Kamanjab. You can also use the Anderson Gate near Okaukuejo. Guests can contact us to book Etosha National Park camping and chalets at Okaukuejo Camp. We recommend entering through the northwestern border when you plan to stay at Dolomite or Olifantsrus.
Overall, Dolomite Camp promises a relaxing stay with beautiful views inside one of the world’s last remaining pristine wildlife sanctuaries.
Dolomite Camp Accommodation
The camp features 20 chalets built on elevated wooden decks. They’re on the outer edges of a dolomite ridge. All the rooms have thatched roofs and canvas walls. The chalets feature large wooden retractable doors that allow for spectacular panoramic views. In detail, the rooms are exquisite, and the decor is local art.
Dolomite Camp Room Features:
Dolomite offers 17 chalets
3 Deluxe chalets
- Each has a private plunge pool to cool down during hot days
- A veranda and sunrise deck to have the best view at all times
- What’s more, the details make you feel very comfortable. Expect lush bathrobes and slippers
All Chalets
- Stunning sunset and sunrise views
- Mosquito nets
- Lighted makeup mirror and desk, plus a hairdryer
- Lounge area with couch and coffee table together with a private tea and coffee station
- Private room safes
- Housekeeping services are available
Public Facilities
- Golf carts to transport guests and luggage
- There is a fantastic infinity pool overlooking the valley
- Laundry service available upon request
- Free and safe parking
- You can book a wheelchair access unit
- Enjoy the restaurant
- There are fireplaces at Dolomite Camp
Dolomite Camp Attractions
- Previously restricted the area of the park
- Large wildlife numbers, in particular, the black rhino
- Black-faced impala and Hartmann’s mountain zebra
- Ten waterholes surround the camp
- Ancient rock art near the camp
- Professionally guided morning and afternoon game drives
- A waterhole on the plain at the northern end of the dolomite ridge
- The bird watching is excellent
- Plants feature identification tags
NOTICE: Plastic Bag usage within the National Parks:
Namibia Wildlife Resorts would like to inform you that no plastic bags are allowed in any Namibian National Parks. Therefore, the Ministry of Environment and Tourism’s personnel will remove any plastic bags in your possession. Please help us fight the war on pollution.
