Etosha Villagefrom NAD 2,322.50 pp · DBB · camping fr. NAD 325Check Availability
Etosha National Park · Outside the park · Andersson’s Gate

Etosha Village

A 55-unit lodge and campsite in mopane forest on a private reserve, 2 km from Andersson’s Gate — the closest affordable base to Etosha’s southern entrance.

FromNAD 2,322.50 pp sharing · DBB
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55 units + campsite2 km from Andersson’s GateVAT & levy includedUnder-12s stay freeFamily-friendly
LocationOn the C38, 2 km from Andersson’s Gate
Nearest gateAndersson’s Gate (south)
~2 km · 5 min
From Windhoek~400 km
~4.5 hr drive (tar)
Accommodation55 air-conditioned units
plus a campsite
Rate basisPer person sharing, DBB
VAT & tourism levy included
A glowing thatched-roof tented unit at dusk among mopane trees at Etosha Village, 2 km from Etosha National Park
Tented unit interior at Etosha Village with double bed, wildlife art and rattan pendant lights in the evening
Private tented-unit patio at Etosha Village set with wine and a fruit platter on a timber table
Open-sided restaurant terrace with a timber-pole roof and bush views at Etosha Village
Buffet spread of salads, fresh fruit and desserts beneath African wildlife artwork at the Etosha Village restaurant
Reception lounge with leather sofas, wildlife prints and brick walls at Etosha Village
Covered open-air boma dining area with a central firepit and set tables at Etosha Village

Photos © Etosha Village (Taleni Africa), used with permission.

Why stay

Why stay at Etosha Village

Etosha Village is a 55-unit lodge and campsite run by the Taleni Africa group, set in mopane forest on a private reserve directly against Etosha’s southern boundary. Andersson’s Gate is just 2 km up the C38 — closer than any other lodge on this side of the park — so guests spend their fuel and daylight inside the park rather than getting to it, at roughly half the price of the boundary reserves. The 55 units each have a spacious air-conditioned bedroom, a modern en-suite bathroom, and a patio with private parking; twin-bedded units with sleeper couches take the two free-staying children, which is how most families use it. A campsite in the mopane forest nearby takes both individual travellers and groups.

Accommodation

Accommodation at Etosha Village

Standard Unit

Standard Unit

Air-conditioned bedroom, en-suite shower and a private patio with parking — dinner, bed & breakfast.

From · ppNAD 2,322.50
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Family use

Family stay

Twin units with sleeper couches take up to two children under 12 free when sharing with two adults; under-5s eat free.

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Campsite

Campsite

Shaded pitches in mopane forest, two-adult minimum per site, with access to the lodge pools, bar, shop and restaurant.

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All lodge rates are per person sharing on a dinner, bed & breakfast basis, with VAT and the tourism levy already included. Camping is charged per adult with a two-adult minimum per site.

Rates 2026

Etosha Village rates (2026)

Published 2026 rack rates · VAT and the tourism levy are included · no separate conservation levy.
Rate typeLow season 2026High season 2026
Per person sharing, DBBNAD 2,322.50NAD 2,600.00
Single, DBBNAD 3,440.00NAD 3,848.00
Camping, per adult (min 2)NAD 325.00NAD 325.00
Camping, child 5–11NAD 162.50NAD 162.50

Children under 12 sharing with two paying adults stay free (maximum two); meals are free for ages 0–4 and half price for ages 5–11. Low season runs January–June, high season July–December. Published 2026 rack rates from the lodge’s official rate sheet — we confirm live availability and any specials when you enquire.

Who it suits

Who Etosha Village suits

Families first. The two-kids-free policy, the children’s pools and the buffet format make this one of the cheapest ways for four people to sleep comfortably beside Etosha, and the short gate run keeps young passengers sane. It also fits self-drivers on a budget who still want air-conditioning and a cooked dinner, and campers who like facilities within reach.

Getting there

Getting to Etosha Village

From Windhoek, drive the B1 north to Otjiwarongo, then the C38 through Outjo towards Etosha; the lodge is on the C38 about 2 km before Andersson’s Gate, roughly 400 km and tarred the whole way. Coming from the east through the park, exit at Andersson’s Gate and the lodge is minutes further on.

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Closest to the gateJust 2 km from Andersson’s Gate — the shortest morning run in.
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Frequently asked questions about Etosha Village

How far is Etosha Village from Andersson’s Gate? +
About 2 km, a 5-minute drive on the C38. Okaukuejo and its floodlit waterhole are a short drive beyond the gate.
Does Etosha Village have a campsite? +
Yes — shaded pitches in mopane forest from NAD 325 per adult (two-adult minimum), with access to the lodge’s pools, bar and restaurant.
Do children stay free at Etosha Village? +
Up to two children under 12 sharing with two paying adults stay free; their meals are free for ages 0–4 and half price for ages 5–11.
What is included in the rate? +
Dinner, bed and breakfast, with VAT and the tourism levy included and no separate conservation levy. Etosha park entry fees are paid at the gate.
Can I self-drive Etosha from Etosha Village? +
Easily. The gate is 2 km away, so most guests self-drive into the park each day and return for dinner.
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Independently researched and edited by Alux Travel. Not affiliated with Namibia Wildlife Resorts (NWR).
This is an independent safari planning guide operated by Alux Travel. Not affiliated with Namibia Wildlife Resorts (NWR) or the Namibian government.