Mabalauta is one of the few developed camps in Gonarezhou National Park, which means that it has ablution facilities. Like all ablutions in the park, these are a bit run-down but still functional. Water is heated by donkey geyser which the parks personnel keeps going. This camp, situated on the Mwenezi River, has a special ambiance and big, shady trees. The sites are spacious and each one has a braai pi, tap and cement table and chairs. There are two resident lionesses so visitors should not walk to the ablutions after dark. As the camp is unfenced many animals wander through.
Visitors have to report to the parks office and pay conservation and vehicle fees.
Contact
| Address : |
Gonarezhou National Park, Zimbabwe |
| Contact : |
Gonarezhou National Park |
| Contact 2 : |
Central Reservations |
| Cell : |
+263(0)77 978 8811 |
| Email : |
Click Here
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| Website : |
Click Here
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| Cellphone Reception : |
Intermittent |
Time Information
| Gate Opening and Closing Times : |
06h00 to 18h00 |
Rates and Payment
| Rates Quoted : |
Per Unit |
| Base Currency : |
USD |
| Minimum Rate : |
60.00 |
| Maximum Rate : |
80.00 |
| Updated for : |
2023 |
| Payment Methods Accepted : |
Cash, Credit Card, Electronic Funds Transfer, Foreign Currency |
| Fee/s : |
Conservation Fees: USD10 (SADC Citizens) and USD15 (Internationals). (Updated Sept-23). |
General Information
| Languages spoken : |
English |
| Pre-Booking : |
Required |
Camping Facilities
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| Is water drinkable? : |
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Unknown |
Self Drive Access : Yes
Vehicle Type : ALL
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Mabalauta Developed Campsite (Gonarezhou NP)
