Botswana - Botswana and Namibia - page 247

Sleeping

1 Bitterpan Wilderness Camp A3

2 Bosobogolo Pan Camp Site D2

3 Gharagab Wilderness Camp A2

4 Grootolk Wilderness Camp A2

5 Kalahari Tented Camp A3

6 Khiding Pan C2

7 Kielekranke Wilderness Camp B4

8 Lesholoago Pan D2

9 Mabuasehube Pan D2

10 Mata Mata Rest Camp A3

11 Monamodi Pan Camp Site D2

12 Motopi 1 Camp Site C2

13 Motopi 2 Camp Site C2

14 Mpaathutlwa Pan Camp Site D2

15 Nossob Rest Camp A2

16 Polentswa A2

17 Rooiputs B4

18 Swart Pan A2

19 Twee Rivieren B4

20 Two Rivers B4

21 Urikaruus Wilderness Camp A4

22 Xaus Lodge A4

Information

23 Entrance Gate D2

24 Kaa Entrance Gate B1

25 Park Headquarters D2

Kgalagadi is home to large herds of springboks, gemsboks, eland and wildebeest, as
well as a full complement of predators, including lions (one estimate puts the lion popula-
tion of the park at around 450), cheetahs, leopards, wild dogs, jackals and hyenas. Over
250 bird species are present, including several endemic species of larks and bustards.
Camping in the park is only allowed at designated campsites and must be booked at the
DWNP office in Gaborone or Maun. You will not be permitted into the Botswana side of
the park without a campsite reservation.