 
											Set in one of the most remote parts of Hwange National park, the Sinamatella area was established in 1966 and was a former cattle ranch, the area is known for its rocky, hilly county with thick teak woodland. The name, Sinamatella, is a distortion of the name of a local shrub called “chinamatira” which characteristically will stick to clothing when brushed against. Small and intimate, Camp Hwange offers canvas and thatch bungalow accommodations of a unique style, all bungalows have en-suite bathroom facilities. The camp offers you the rare opportunity to track Rhino within an Intensive Protection Zone and the terrain here is ideally suited to walking safaris with excellent birding opportunities. Camp Hwange is found on its own private concession within the park, it offers excellent drives and walking and game likely to be encountered include all of the cat family, wild dog, elephants and buffalo in huge numbers and the usual plain’s game. Walks to the natural springs found in this area are a special highlight.
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Other Hwange Hotels
 
			
					Davison’s Camp is situated deep in Hwange National Park, in the south-eastern Linkwasha Concession.
 
			
					Deteema Springs sits perched on a rocky cliff in a private concession in one corner of Hwange National Park. With the Deteema dam on one side and permanent water springs on the other, this charming lodge is located in an area with plenty of big game around.
 
			
					Ivory Lodge occupies an ideal position in one of Zimbabwe’s richest wildlife areas where herds of many hundreds of elephant are a common sight.
 
			
					Little Makalolo is situated overlooking a waterhole in an ecologically diverse area within the heart of Hwange National Park.
 
			
					Miombo is a quirky and intimate camp that remains a popular destination for travelers who wish to combine a safari in Hwange with a visit to the mighty Victoria Falls.
 
			
					Robins Camp is part of the iconic Hwange National Park and situated in the rugged northern Basalt area of the Park. It is rich in natural water resources with seeps and springs dotting the area.
 
			
					The Hide is situated on a large private concession bordering Hwange National Park to the East.
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