Booking Guide: African Parks
Camps in the parks African Parks manages, from Rwanda to Malawi, Zambia and the Congo
African Parks is a conservation organisation that manages national parks on behalf of governments across the continent, under long-term agreements that keep park revenue in the park. Its work has brought lions back to Akagera, rhino to Majete and Liwonde, and one of the great wildebeest migrations back to Liuwa Plain.
The camps in these parks are small and remote, and a stay is one of the most direct ways to fund that work. Here is how to request them.
Choose a camp and your dates and send a request. Some camps are run by the park itself and some by a lodge partner; either way we confirm with them first, and once your dates are confirmed you pay on Spekboom. Park fees and activities such as boat trips or guided walks are usually charged separately, so check what your camp includes.
These parks are remote. Several are reached by light aircraft or a long drive on gravel, and some camps close in the rainy season, so plan transfers alongside the booking.
Rwanda, Zambia, Malawi and the Republic of the Congo.
Choose a camp and your dates and send a request. We confirm with the park or its lodge partner, then you pay on Spekboom.
Usually not. Park fees and activities are normally charged separately from accommodation, and each park sets its own. Check what your camp includes when you request it.
African Parks manages each park under an agreement with the national government that keeps park revenue in the park, funding rangers, wildlife reintroductions and community programmes.
Not all of them. Some remote camps close in the rainy season, when roads and airstrips become impassable. Check the dates when you request a stay.
Book any stay in this guide through Spekboom and a share of the booking supports the causes above. You can also donate to them directly.
Choose from the places to stay in this guide
A portion of booking fees goes to the linked causes
Your stay supports conservation and community work on the ground
