Ann's Chalets & Camping Kamanjab Namibia
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Ann's Chalets & Camping Kamanjab Namibia

Kamanjab, NA
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Ann's Lodge & Camping is an accommodation situated approximately 1.25 kilometers outside the village of Kamanjab, Namibia, on the C40 road. Located at Plot 190, Kamanjab, Kunene, this establishment offers a blend of rustic charm and modern conveniences, providing a unique experience in the "Place of stone" area. The lodge is built on the historical site where Kamanjab originated, with the first trading store and police station buildings still in use, and chalets and camping sites thoughtfully arranged around them.The accommodation options include four fully equipped chalets and four campsites, along with a spacious group campsite. Each chalet features a living area, a kitchenette equipped with tea/coffee facilities, a fridge, crockery, and cutlery, as well as air-conditioning and a private braai (barbecue) area. The campsites are designed for up to six people each, with a larger group site accommodating up to 20. All campsites provide showers, undercover areas, washing-up facilities, and braai facilities, with electricity available at most sites. The property can accommodate up to 46 guests.Guests at Ann's Lodge & Camping can enjoy a range of facilities and activities. There is a year-round outdoor swimming pool, a restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner with African, Steakhouse, and barbecue grill cuisines, and a pub. Other amenities include free Wi-Fi, free on-site private parking, a sun terrace, a garden, an outdoor fireplace, and an outdoor play area for children. Activities available include hiking, walking tours, game drives, and tours about local culture, such as visits to a Himba village located 20km away. Horseback riding and bicycle rental are also mentioned. The lodge is conveniently located 60km from the Galton Gate of Etosha National Park and 8km from Peet Alberts rock engravings. Pets are allowed, potentially with an additional fee. The lodge is managed by sisters Wilna and Ann, who are known for their hospitality and love for animals, including their four donkeys.