Welcome to Kumaga Camping

Khumaga is situated right on the banks of the Boteti River. To cross Boteti River you need to use ferry. There are ten camp sites with water stand pipe, braai area and an ablution block with running showers and flushing toilets. The area is well known for the migration of zebras and wildebeest.

Kumaga, 48 kilometres south-west of the main entrance. This site, which is also an alternative entry point to the park, is provided with an ablution block and a standpipe. Water here, which is supplied from a borehole, has a particularly unpleasant sulphur smell when first drawn, but improves if left to stand.

However, it is advised that water for drinking purposes should be brought in. Limited basic food supplies can be obtained in the Kumaga village. Kumaga derives its name from a pool near the village that contains edible tubers.

From turning off the main tar road, eight kilometres of rough gravel road leads to the park entrance gate, where entry fees are to be paid. All roads within the park are rough and in many cases very sandy, so it is essential to have a 4x4 vehicle.