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Davison's

Q: Where is Hwange National Park?

Hwange National Park is in north-western Zimbabwe. At around 14,600 km², it is the country’s largest national park.

Q: What wildlife can I expect to see around Davison’s?

Hwange National Park has an abundance of life, from large herds of elephant and buffalo, to rare antelope like sable and roan, and plenty of predators, including lions, leopards, cheetahs and hyenas.

Q: What can I do between game drives at Davison’s?

If you’re up for more than relaxing in your en-suite tent, spend time listening out and looking for birds around the camp, including specials like Bradfield’s hornbills, or racket-tailed rollers. Take a dip in the pool overlooking the waterhole in front of the camp, and cool down while a herd of elephant or buffalo do the same.

Q: How do I get to Hwange National Park?

Roughly an hour’s flight with Wilderness Air from Victoria Falls Airport will put you right into the heart of Hwange National Park.

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Wilderness Davison's

A classic safari camp in Zimbabwe’s iconic Hwange.

Come for the abundant wildlife, stay for the incredible sense of belonging. Wilderness Davison’s in Hwange National Park captures the true spirit of an African safari, where crisp mornings, warm afternoons, breath-taking sunsets and fireside chats set the day’s tempo. Experience exceptional game-viewing across all seasons in a wildly beautiful environment.

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Davison's moments

Named after the first warden of Hwange National Park , Davison’s offers a timeless, classic safari experience. Delight in the authentic nature of this wild place, where animals roam freely and the true spirit of an African safari prevails.

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Davison's moments

Named after the first warden of Hwange National Park , Davison’s offers a timeless, classic safari experience. Delight in the authentic nature of this wild place, where animals roam freely and the true spirit of an African safari prevails.

Accommodation

Nestled in a grove of false mopane trees, nine, airy en-suite tents, including a family unit, make up the accommodation at Davison’s. Inspired by the natural palette beyond the camp, African décor and earthy tones create a calm, authentic atmosphere. From the vantage point of your tent, gaze out over the waterhole where a procession of wildlife comes to slake their thirst.

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Cuisine

At Davison’s, dishes are created from fresh produce grown locally, a celebration of indigenous grains and fruits. Savour a sundowner and local snacks at one of Hwange’s pans, then gather around the fire in the boma while dinner cooks over the flames.

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THE DETAILS

Wilderness Davison's

Have a refreshing dip in the swimming pool after a morning of thrilling safari activities. Spend time on the main area’s upper deck, a prime vantage point for spotting herds of buffalo, zebra and elephants. Share the day’s stories around an open fire, before turning your attention to the heavens as the Milky Way puts on its nightly stellar performance.

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Your presence matters

Just by visiting Davison’s, you become part of an ambitious project to monitor and protect Hwange’s elephants. On game drives, keep your ears and eyes open for our collared elephants, which provide vital information about migratory patterns. Search for herds of buffalo, prides of lion, leopards, cheetahs, any of the nearly 100 other mammal species found in the park, and which we help conserve.

Family room

Create memories with your loved ones, enjoying our family-friendly accommodation.

Pool

Cool off between game drives in the swimming pool.

Wi-Fi

Stay in touch with friends and family back home and share your safari sightings.

Area

At an expansive 14,651 km² (roughly half the size of Belgium), Hwange is Zimbabwe’s largest national park. The Linkwasha-Makalolo Private Wilderness Area in the park is exceptionally diverse, with teak woodlands, golden savannah, and Kalahari sands. In summer, the Ngamo Plains near camp heave with plains game, followed closely by predators.

Purpose

Your presence matters

Just by visiting Davison’s, you become part of an ambitious project to monitor and protect Hwange’s elephants. On game drives, keep your ears and eyes open for our collared elephants, which provide vital information about migratory patterns. Search for herds of buffalo, prides of lion, leopards, cheetahs, any of the nearly 100 other mammal species found in the park, and which we help conserve.

Facilities

Family room

Create memories with your loved ones, enjoying our family-friendly accommodation.

Pool

Cool off between game drives in the swimming pool.

Wi-Fi

Stay in touch with friends and family back home and share your safari sightings.

Wildlife

Area

At an expansive 14,651 km² (roughly half the size of Belgium), Hwange is Zimbabwe’s largest national park. The Linkwasha-Makalolo Private Wilderness Area in the park is exceptionally diverse, with teak woodlands, golden savannah, and Kalahari sands. In summer, the Ngamo Plains near camp heave with plains game, followed closely by predators.

Activities

Experiences

Davison's experiences

Experience an early morning guided walk at Davison’s. Smell the petrichor - the unmistakable scent of African soil after rain - count the toes in a fresh leopard track left in the sand, feel the warmth of the sun on your skin. Cruise off-the-beaten-track Hwange in search of big cats and rare antelope, or get a behind-the-scenes look at real-life conservation with the Scorpion Anti-Poaching Unit.

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Explore camps in Hwange

Davison’s is positioned in one of Hwange National Park’s most wildlife-rich regions within the Linkwasha-Makalolo Private Wilderness Area. Davison’s is situated in south-eastern Hwange, where a tremendously diverse environment, coupled with year-round availability of water, means the region teems with elephants, and antelope and their predators.

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Davison's awards

Camp awards

The hard work of our teams on the ground at Davison’s and the communities we work alongside have been recognised through numerous awards. And we couldn’t be prouder.

Tripadvisor COE 2019

TripAdvisor CoE 2017

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Hwange is the beating heart of Zimbabwe, with a safari legacy that stretches back decades. Enjoy a collection of stories from this wild and wonderful, unforgettable safari destination.

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