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Campfire at dusk at our off-grid camp at Dana B Savanna Camp near Harare, Zimbabwe

Dana B Savanna Camp

Our thoughts

Dana B Savanna was one of our favourite stops of the whole trip. It's a beautiful off-grid campsite, and the sites feel quite private, looking out over open fields where giraffe, zebra and buck wander past. The ablutions were amazing, with hot water from a donkey boiler. There's a big communal tent with tables, chairs and couches, lots of other lovely spots to sit and chill, and statues and art all around the property. You can even book a massage at the spa! The water points are quite far from the sites and there's no pool, but that took nothing away from a truly special place.

What's Hot

  • Beautiful off-grid setting

  • Relatively private sites overlooking the fields

  • Giraffe, zebra and buck roaming around

  • Amazing ablutions with donkey-boiler hot water

  • Big communal tent with couches, tables and chairs

  • Statues and art all around

  • Spa with massages

  • Lots of places to sit and chill

What's not

  • Water points are far from the campsites

  • No electricity

  • No swimming pool

  • Bring all your own camping equipment

Dana B Savanna Gallery

Overview

Dana B Savanna Camp is on a privately owned 500-hectare game park, about 40 minutes east of Harare. You're close to the city, yet it feels like a world away. Camp on one of the shady self-camping sites, with flush toilets and hot showers from a donkey boiler, or treat yourself to one of their private tented bush camps. Plains game roams freely across the park, and you can go on self-drive game drives, bush walks, cycling and bird watching, or simply relax and enjoy the peace.

FAQ's

  • Private conservancy of about 500 hectares, roughly 40 minutes east of Harare

  • No, fully off-grid, bring your own power

  • Relatively private campsites overlooking the fields, excellent ablutions with donkey-boiler hot water, big communal tent with tables, chairs and couches, spa with massages, water points (a walk from the sites), canoes for hire, private tented camp

  • Camping conservation fee of about US$20 per adult per night, check current rates when booking

  • Yes, a peaceful conservancy with plenty of space to explore

  • Check with the camp before bringing pets, wildlife roams freely

  • Private conservancy and fenced

  • Book directly with Dana B Savanna Camp, email danabsavannacamp@gmail.com or phone +263 77 987 8773. Camping is charged as a conservation fee per person per night, and day visitors are also welcome for picnics and braais.


    WhatsApp message to +263 77 987 8773 to pre-organise entry at the gate.

  • April to October for dry weather and cool, clear nights

  • No, a standard vehicle is fine in the dry season

  • Harare (about 40 minutes), Ewanrigg Botanical Garden, Domboshawa rock paintings, Lake Chivero

Fill your water containers when you arrive, as the taps are a walk from the campsites. Book a massage at the spa, and arrive with charged batteries or a solar setup since there is no electricity.

Candlelit dinner at camp with no electricity at Dana B Savanna Camp, Zimbabwe

Book Your Adventure Secure your spot at this campsite or find the perfect lodge nearby. Either way, your next South African adventure starts here. 

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