South Gate Campsites is situated at the Southern entrance to the Moremi Game Reserve. There are clean ablution blocks available at the campsite, surrounded by trees. Solar panels are used for hot water and light. campsites are booked through Kwalata Safaris, but Park and vehicle Entry fees are still with the Department of Wildlife Botswana.
Reservations are mandatory.
Contact
Address : |
At Moremi South Gate (4WD), Ngamiland, Botswana |
Postal : |
P.O. Box 131, Gaborone, Botswana |
Contact : |
Kwalate Safaris |
Tel : |
+267 686 1448 |
Cell : |
+267 71 308 283 |
Cell2 : |
+267 71 307 435 |
Email : |
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Cellphone Reception : |
Intermittent |
Time Information
Reception Opening and Closing Times : |
Mon-Fri: 08:00-16:30; Sat: 08:00-14:00 |
Rates and Payment
Rates Quoted : |
Per Person |
Base Currency : |
BWP |
Minimum Rate : |
356.00 |
Maximum Rate : |
356.00 |
Updated for : |
2024 |
Comments : |
SADC rates are quoted. Citizens pay BWP102pp/pn; Residents BWP153pp; International visitors pay BWP510. Bed levy BWP10pp/pn. Kids under 6 stay free. Kids 6 - 17 pay half the adult rates. Park fees and vehicle fees are to be paid with the Department of Wildlife.
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Payment Methods Accepted : |
Cash |
Fee/s : |
PARK ENTRY FEES: Vehicle entry fees: BWP10-BWP50; DWNP Park Entry Fees: Citizens BWP10pp; Residents BWP30pp; Non-Residents BWP120pp. Kids under 8 don't pay park entry fees. Kids 8-15 years: pay half the adults rates. (Rate updated Feb-2019). |
General Information
Languages spoken : |
English |
Pre-Booking : |
Required |
Camping Facilities
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Number of Sites : |
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4 |
Is water available? : |
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Unknown |
Is water drinkable? : |
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Unknown |
Self Drive Access : Yes
Vehicle Type : 4WD
TRAVEL INFO:
Reportedly not much going on here - but is a good starting point if you want to travel the southern part of Moremi. (Aug-14).
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“It is very difficult to book this campsite, but you can do it at Kwalate office in Maun and pay there as well. Only cash accepted. There is no water in the mornings as the solar pump does not work once the sun has set. Please remove all rubbish and close all ablution doors and windows to keep baboons out.” -
Mietsie Visser,
2023/10/26
“The long awaited development of the ablution facilities is at last under way. The sites are laid out under trees and there is usually a table and bench. The lack of game in the area is a drawback but we have seen elephants and on one memorable occasion a pack of wild dogs came to drink at a ground level bird table” -
David Clack,
2009/02/01
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