John’s Camp sits within Mana Pools National Park, a small, seasonal camp offering an intimate, low-key base for the park’s celebrated walking safaris.
Simple safari tents set beneath riverine trees, each with an en-suite bathroom.
Hearty, well-prepared meals served in a relaxed, communal camp setting.
Walking safaris across Mana Pools’ floodplain, tracking elephant, buffalo and lion on foot with an experienced guide.
The camp’s location gives access to Mana Pools’ famous ana tree floodplain and its resident elephant, lion and wild dog populations.
Walking safaris here bring photographers to ground level with elephant and other game, a distinctly different perspective from vehicle-based safaris.
The camp supports Mana Pools’ broader conservation status as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
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