Andersson’s Camp sits near Etosha’s southern Andersson Gate, a Wilderness property built around the remains of a former farmstead, giving it a distinct sense of place at the park’s entrance.
Canvas-and-thatch chalets set among camelthorn trees, each with an en-suite bathroom and private veranda.
A relaxed, well-prepared dining programme consistent with Wilderness’s broader standards.
Game drives into Etosha’s southern pans, plus a resident waterhole hide for on-site wildlife viewing.
Etosha’s southern sector supports elephant, lion, rhino and large concentrations of plains game around its seasonal pans.
The camp’s own waterhole hide gives quiet, close-range photography opportunities without needing to drive into the park.
Wilderness’s Etosha-area operations support broader park-adjacent conservation and community partnership programmes in the region.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
