Accommodation available: Woodlands Cottage (nestled amongst the trees along the banks of the Tati River), 8 Riverview rooms, 1 Deck Room, Campsite Chalets or bush campsites for larger groups. Chalets are all tastefully decorated with tea & coffee facilities.

Campsites are lawned with a power point and braai area. Ablution facilities are available and there's a swimming pool near the campsite area.

To get to Woodlands Stop Over & Lodge it is very easy. Once you leave Francistown head north on the A3, which is the Nata/Kasane road, you travel out past the Orapa turnoff and exactly 2kms after that you will see our 'Woodlands Stop Over & Lodge' signs (10kms from Francistown). Turn right onto dirt and then follow the signs for another 7kms. Please do not stop along the dirt road. We are well sign posted and you will be directed straight to the campsite reception.

AREA INFO:
Woodlands Stop Over & Lodge: Self Catering Accommodation and Camping in Francistown, Botswana is situated on the site of the “Hunters’ Road” and overlooking the Tati River, 10km North of Francistown on the Nata/Maun/Kasane A3 route just 7 hours from Pretoria, 5 hours from Maun and 5 hours from Kasane.

ATTRACTIONS:
A large variety of Botswana bird species can be viewed. Experience the call, in the summer months, of the migrant Woodlands Kingfisher who nest here annually and after which the stop over is named. Animals which are frequently sighted or heard are Kudu, Impala, Bush buck, Duiker, Steenbok, Jackal and monkeys. Lovely walks along the river bed/bank and within easy walking distance are the Selolwe Ruins a National Monument site. Visit the Old Hunters’ Road wall situated at the entrance to Woodlands.

“Always an excellent stopover in Botswana. Book in advance as it is popular. 3 Bush campsites have been added for larger groups.The huge swimming pool is always sparkling clean, as is the ablution facility. The staff are extremely friendly and helpful.” - Mietsie Visser, 2018/10/03

“Although situated some little way off the main road just out of Francistown the site caters for a limited number of campers as well as people wanting bandas. The sites are well grassed over and in shade. The ablution block is of a high standard and the swimming pool of generous proportions.” - David Clack, 2009/02/01

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