Ngepi Camp has 14 tree houses and three bush huts all with en-suite facilities and open air shower, linen, towels and mosquito nets, solar powered electricity from 10am to 10pm and are all suitable for families. The tree houses and bush huts have a braai places but are not equipped for self-catering. The rates for the tree houses and bush huts include an all day breakfast. The Swirl is a more luxurious tree house suitable for two guests, with king sized bed, skylight shower, small kitchenette with basic self-catering equipment, linen, towels, mosquito nets and a river view.

Ngepi Camp is located 14km from Divundu, which is a small settlement on the B8 road between Rundu (200km) and Katima Mulilo (320km). At the T-junction in Divundu you will see signs for Ngepi Camp as well as for Popa Falls and Mahango Park which are in the same direction. Turn onto the D3403 road and drive 10km until you see the sign for Ngepi Camp on the left hand side, from where it is a further 4km.

“Ngepi camp is extremely eco friendly and very shortly will be totally run with solar power. All hot water is solar energy. Our ethics are not to use indigenous woods. We use local products to build. We support the community in a variety of ways. See web site for more details.” - Margie Adcock, 2009/11/11

“During the dry season it does not look as though we are on an island, but was when the river rises (from rain in Angola) we are an island.” - Margie Adcock, 2009/11/04

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