The Khama Rhino Sanctuary Trust is a community based wildlife project, established in 1992 to assist in saving the vanishing rhino, restore an area formerly teeming with wildlife to its previous natural state and provide economic benefits to the local Batswana community through tourism and the sustainable use of natural resources.
Discounts may be available for children sharing with adults, please specify the ages and number of children when making your booking or requesting a quote.
| January 2025 - December 2025 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Accommodation | Per Person Sharing | Single Rate |
| Chalet | Please Enquire | Please Enquire |
| A-frame | Please Enquire | Please Enquire |
| Camping | Per Person Sharing | |
| Camping | Please Enquire | |
The camping and chalet facilities at Mokongwa Camp are a short drive from the Entrance Gate and are accessible without four-wheel drive. The chalets are popular so it is best to book in advance. We do take bookings for camping. There is dormitory accommodation at the Education Centre as well.
Our rustic chalets sleep four people. Each chalet has a toilet and shower en-suite with hot water, bedding and towels are provided. Situated by a Mokongwa tree, you will also find a fireplace, braai stand with grill and tap with birdbath.
The A-frame is a two-story chalet which sleeps up to six people and is situated at Boma camp on the edge of Serwe Pan. It has a bush toilet, a hot shower and also braai facilities. Bedding and towels are provided.
There are 13 campsites, including sites for large groups. There is also a fireplace, braai stand with a grill and a tap with a birdbath. The campsites are served by two communal ablution blocks. The Education Centre also has a campsite.
On arrival at the Sanctuary you will find the Reception where all fees are paid and you can book camping, chalets and activities. Information packs are on sale with many details about the Sanctuary, wildlife and with activities for children. Basic binoculars are available to hire and the friendly staff can help answer your questions about the Sanctuary. Wood for fires and braais can be bought here, as well as ice, cold drinks and basic provisions. There is also a craft shop selling various local crafts, books, maps, souvenirs and postcards.
A wonderfully peaceful viewing spot. The traditional reed and thatch hide overlooks one of the small pans where water is retained all year round. Stay a while and quietly watch the many birds and animals which come here. Buy our Bird List from reception and see how many of the regulars you can spot.
The Sanctuary's roads are well maintained to make them suitable for self-drive game viewing in four and two-wheel drive bakkies. Buy a copy of the map at the Entrance Gate and follow the signs to find your way round the Sanctuary. Guided game drives, rhino trails and nature walks can be booked and paid for at the Entrance Gate.
