Located in
Namibia :: Namib-Naukluft
:: Upper Naukluft Area
Category:
Camping :: Park Camp
Blutkuppe campsite (Unmanned/Permit) are not marked, so the campers have to choose the best spot for camping.
Need a permit from Ministry of Environment & Tourism (MET) in Swakopmund or Sesriem. Water must be brought with. The MET offices are open from Monday to Friday 08:00 to 13:00 and 14:00 to 17:00 and on Saturday, Sunday & public Holidays 08:00 to 13:00.
These campsites cannot be booked, they are on first come first serve basis.
Address : | 137km or 01h56min E of Walvis Bay, Skeleton Coast, Namibia |
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Contact : | Ministry of Environment & Tourism (Minesia) Swakopmund |
Contact 2 : | MET (Walvis Bay) |
Tel : | +264(0)64 404 576 |
Tel2 : | +264(0)64 205 971 |
Cellphone Reception : | Good |
Rates Quoted : | Per Unit |
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Base Currency : | NAD |
Minimum Rate : | 30.00 |
Maximum Rate : | 30.00 |
Updated for : | 2017 |
Comments : | Standard rates: Park fees are for Foreigners NAD40, SADC NAD30 per person per night, Namibians NAD10 per person. (Rate info updated Sept-2017). |
Payment Methods Accepted : | Cash |
Toilet Facilities : | Long drop/Pit latrine | |
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Is water available? : | No | |
Is water drinkable? : | No |
Game Viewing, Hiking Trails, Guided Walks | |
Notes on Activities : | (Some activities may be offered nearby). |
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Reportedly, this is a stunning area. The campsites were clean except the toilets were not working, with a lot of toilet paper everywhere, and the long-drop was not up to standard. (Aug-14).
“Blutkuppe is a stunning area. The campsite was beautifully clean with three bins to collect items for recycling. However unfortuately the same counldn't be said for the toilets. There were a number of toilets available but not one was working, so as a result there was a lot of toilet paper "decorating" the environment. The toilets are supposed to operate on a Solar, water recycling system but it obviously hadn't worked for some time. There was one long drop, with a rather broken seat and no screen around it. The toilets at Arch rock on the other hand were excellent. It is a pity that the authorities spend more effort patrolling the park checking permits rather than making sure the facilties are working. ” - Jane Turner, 2014/08/26