Onguma Tree Top Camp is a small and intimate camp, especially designed for those travellers who would like to truly experience the bush in all its raw splendour.
This is where guests are able to come and relax for a few days in the midst of their busy travelling schedule, and just breathe in the aromas of the bush and take in all the wildness that this place has to offer.
The Camp is built on wooden stilts amongst the tree tops with full views over one of the most beautiful watering holes on Onguma Game Reserve. The Camp consists of 4 thatched rooms with canvas walls, outside showers, a dining room and a main complex. Onguma Tree Top Camp is a place to savour, small bits at a time. A place where giraffe, zebra, lion, and many other species of antelope come to quench their thirst. A place where birds and animals become your daily companion. Onguma – a place you will not want to forget.
Onguma Tree Top Camp is ideal for a small groups travelling together as the 4 stilted tents only accommodate between 4 and 8 guests. We offer great exclusive use rates, inquire when making a booking.
Activities
Onguma Reserve consists of 34 000 hectares of Namibian wilderness and is home to many plains animals, more than 300 kinds of bird and even 3 of the “Big 5”. After enjoying a game drive into Etosha National Park in the morning, you have many options to choose from when you return to your camp. Join us on one of the following activities.
Etosha Game Drive
Onguma Game Drive
Children on Safari
Bush Walk
Facilities
- Rustic tree-house charm.
- 4 Stilted Tents.
- Exclusive-use Villa Option.
- Free Wi-Fi.
- Waterhole Views.
- Outside Showers.
- Hairdryers.
- Mosquito Nets.
Onguma Game Reserve
Found on the eastern side of Etosha, bordering Fisher’s Pan, Onguma Game Reserve is one of Namibia’s best kept secrets! Here you will be afforded the chance of experiencing Africa and all her beauty. Onguma Game Reserve has more than 34,000 hectares of protected land and wildlife.
Our nature reserve has over thirty different kinds of animal. These made up of plains animals including kudu, giraffe, eland, oryx, hartebeest, zebra and impala. Predators such as lion, cheetah, leopard, are also common in the area.
The latest addition to the already rich wildlife at Onguma Game Reserve is a family of black rhinos! More than 300 bird species can also be seen at Onguma Game Reserve. During the Namibian summer months, the nature reserve is a great place for bird-watchers. Many species of bird move to the wetlands created by the rains and short-lived river systems.
Accommodation is made up of:
- Onguma Camping sites for those of you with your own camping equipment who really want to get close to nature.
- Onguma Bush Camp for the medium budget traveler, with bungalows and rooms, perfect for the family.
- Onguma Tented Camp for a more exclusive safari experience, in a beautifully styled tent.
- Onguma Tree Top Camp for an intimate wildlife experience.
- Onguma The Fort luxury lodge is famous for stunning sunsets over Etosha Pan.
- Etosha Aoba lodge for a traditional bush lodge experience.
Guests can enjoy game drives on Onguma Game Reserve. Guests can also do a nature drive into Etosha National Park where you will be have the chance of seeing the many kinds of game in the largest national park in Namibia.
The different waterholes in and around Etosha for a great chance to take photos and the thrill of seeing some of the largest mammals in the world. A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step; take that step at Onguma Safari Camps.
Directions
By Road
Namibia is an ideal self-drive destination, although distances between major centres are considerable. The lodge can be reached by two-wheel drive vehicle on good roads.
Self-Drive Directions from Windhoek
- Take the B1 from Windhoek to Tsumeb.
- Continue on the B1 towards Ondangwa.
- Approximately 70 km from Tsumeb, turn left onto the C38 towards the Namutoni Gate of Etosha National Park.
- You will see an Onguma sign on your right roughly 500 m before the park gate.
- Turn right and drive approximately 9 km to the camp.
GPS Coordinates
- Onguma -The Fort: S 18°44’18.4” / E 17°02’36.5”.
- Onguma Bush Camp: S 18°43’59.7” / E 17°02’55.9”.
- Onguma Tented Camp: S 18°42’59.8” / E 17°02’48.7”.
- Tree Top Camp: S 18°42’06.80” / E 17°02’37.11”.
- Etosha Aoba lodge: S 18°45’26.62” / E 17°05’56.03”.
Rates
Onguma Tree Top Camp Reviews
“Only four luxury tents built in the trees, combined with solid wooden walkways. A delicious breakfast (buffet and order eggs). Delighted lunches an amazing good three course menu’s. As you’re looking for the ultimate tranquility consisting of relaxation by enjoying peace and quiet, beautiful views of the waterhole and wonderful food: this is the place. Especially the rational between costs and what you get for the money makes this place a ten out of ten” – caroandpiet P
“We spent 3 nights at treetop camp and it was just amazing. To start off with, the staff were friendly and helpful and the food was so delicious and prepared with such care. It is absolutely beautiful there and we spent a lot of time looking out at the view and all the animals that came to drink at the waterhole. Was so wonderful to be able to sleep with the tent open. It was a special and unique experience and we didn’t want to leave!” – Nabsy
“Lovely food, friendly staff, with a view of a waterhole, beautiful accommodation, very close to nature. I understand they are going to rebuild the accommodation to make the rooms larger. The waterhole is a bit choked with growth and I think they intend to dredge it a bit.” – ELN53
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- Activities
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Activities
Onguma Reserve consists of 34 000 hectares of Namibian wilderness and is home to many plains animals, more than 300 kinds of bird and even 3 of the “Big 5”. After enjoying a game drive into Etosha National Park in the morning, you have many options to choose from when you return to your camp. Join us on one of the following activities.
Etosha Game Drive
Onguma Game Drive
Children on Safari
Bush Walk
- Facilities
-
Facilities
- Rustic tree-house charm.
- 4 Stilted Tents.
- Exclusive-use Villa Option.
- Free Wi-Fi.
- Waterhole Views.
- Outside Showers.
- Hairdryers.
- Mosquito Nets.
- Onguma Game Reserve
-
Onguma Game Reserve
Found on the eastern side of Etosha, bordering Fisher’s Pan, Onguma Game Reserve is one of Namibia’s best kept secrets! Here you will be afforded the chance of experiencing Africa and all her beauty. Onguma Game Reserve has more than 34,000 hectares of protected land and wildlife.
Our nature reserve has over thirty different kinds of animal. These made up of plains animals including kudu, giraffe, eland, oryx, hartebeest, zebra and impala. Predators such as lion, cheetah, leopard, are also common in the area.
The latest addition to the already rich wildlife at Onguma Game Reserve is a family of black rhinos! More than 300 bird species can also be seen at Onguma Game Reserve. During the Namibian summer months, the nature reserve is a great place for bird-watchers. Many species of bird move to the wetlands created by the rains and short-lived river systems.
Accommodation is made up of:
- Onguma Camping sites for those of you with your own camping equipment who really want to get close to nature.
- Onguma Bush Camp for the medium budget traveler, with bungalows and rooms, perfect for the family.
- Onguma Tented Camp for a more exclusive safari experience, in a beautifully styled tent.
- Onguma Tree Top Camp for an intimate wildlife experience.
- Onguma The Fort luxury lodge is famous for stunning sunsets over Etosha Pan.
- Etosha Aoba lodge for a traditional bush lodge experience.
Guests can enjoy game drives on Onguma Game Reserve. Guests can also do a nature drive into Etosha National Park where you will be have the chance of seeing the many kinds of game in the largest national park in Namibia.
The different waterholes in and around Etosha for a great chance to take photos and the thrill of seeing some of the largest mammals in the world. A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step; take that step at Onguma Safari Camps.
- Directions
-
Directions
By Road
Namibia is an ideal self-drive destination, although distances between major centres are considerable. The lodge can be reached by two-wheel drive vehicle on good roads.
Self-Drive Directions from Windhoek
- Take the B1 from Windhoek to Tsumeb.
- Continue on the B1 towards Ondangwa.
- Approximately 70 km from Tsumeb, turn left onto the C38 towards the Namutoni Gate of Etosha National Park.
- You will see an Onguma sign on your right roughly 500 m before the park gate.
- Turn right and drive approximately 9 km to the camp.
GPS Coordinates
- Onguma -The Fort: S 18°44’18.4” / E 17°02’36.5”.
- Onguma Bush Camp: S 18°43’59.7” / E 17°02’55.9”.
- Onguma Tented Camp: S 18°42’59.8” / E 17°02’48.7”.
- Tree Top Camp: S 18°42’06.80” / E 17°02’37.11”.
- Etosha Aoba lodge: S 18°45’26.62” / E 17°05’56.03”.
- Rates
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Rates
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- Tripadvisor
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Onguma Tree Top Camp Reviews
“Only four luxury tents built in the trees, combined with solid wooden walkways. A delicious breakfast (buffet and order eggs). Delighted lunches an amazing good three course menu’s. As you’re looking for the ultimate tranquility consisting of relaxation by enjoying peace and quiet, beautiful views of the waterhole and wonderful food: this is the place. Especially the rational between costs and what you get for the money makes this place a ten out of ten” – caroandpiet P
“We spent 3 nights at treetop camp and it was just amazing. To start off with, the staff were friendly and helpful and the food was so delicious and prepared with such care. It is absolutely beautiful there and we spent a lot of time looking out at the view and all the animals that came to drink at the waterhole. Was so wonderful to be able to sleep with the tent open. It was a special and unique experience and we didn’t want to leave!” – Nabsy
“Lovely food, friendly staff, with a view of a waterhole, beautiful accommodation, very close to nature. I understand they are going to rebuild the accommodation to make the rooms larger. The waterhole is a bit choked with growth and I think they intend to dredge it a bit.” – ELN53
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