Hudup Camp Site

Welcome at Hudup Camp Site on the banks of the Hudup River, one of the bigger tributaries of the great Fishriver.

The Nama Bushmen were one of the first occupants of these riverbanks and some still live along the river downstream.

If you are lucky, you still can find pearls and necklace ornaments made from ostrich eggshells.

Near the campsite the first white settlers build their dwellings of which the ruins are still found.

Our cosy campsite offers you neat facilities and lots of space.

Come and enjoy the peace and quiet around an open fire each evening. There are lots to explore.

The campsite lies along the banks of the Hudup River. This beautiful river carries water throughout the year.

The region offers many activities for the naturelover as well as the adventurous or the whole family:

• Excellent birdviewing
• Many hiking trails
• Hudup-Canion 4x4 route for those who like the adventure
• Gameviewing
• Fishing on catfish and tilapia (fishfarm is in development)

Trophy and meat hunting is offered on special request.