Davison’s Camp

Situated in a remote, wildlife-rich corner of Hwange National Park, Davison’s Camp is named after the founder of Hwange and its first warden, Ted Davison. Beneath the ancient false mopane trees of Davison’s, nine bright and airy meru-style safari tents, including one family unit, span either side of the expansive main area complete with fire pit, raised viewing deck and separate pool area. The shady camp overlooks an extremely productive waterhole that attracts large numbers of animals, including plains game, predators and thirsty herds of elephant during the dry season. Time is spent exploring this diverse and exciting private concession, led by highly experienced guides on game drives and nature walks. The varied habitats and vegetation types, as well as countless waterholes, mean that drives are exciting with diverse species to be seen. Guests can also learn more about community projects on a visit to a neighbouring village.