Nestled under a grove of ancient false mopane trees, Davison’s Camp is situated in a remote, private corner of Hwange National Park. Named after the founder of Hwange National Park and its first warden, Ted Davison, the camp overlooks an extremely productive waterhole that attracts a variety of plains game and predators. Eight comfortable en-suite tents and one family unit, along with a viewing deck, lounge and dining area stretching out onto an open deck with a fire pit, together offer the quintessential Hwange experience.
Game activities include game drives in open 4x4 vehicles in the early mornings and evenings, while during the siesta hours, guests can view game from their tent verandas, as thirsty wildlife comes down to the waterhole to drink. The Hwangwe ‘night act’ includes nocturnal species such as lesser bushbaby, spotted hyena, leopard, lion, Selous Mongoose, pangolin, caracal, porcupine, scrub hare, springhare and even honey badger. Guests can also enjoy a guided morning walk and a visit to the local village, which often includes a guided tour of the school, meeting the headman or participating in community projects.
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