Kasabushi Camp

Kasabushi Camp and Campsite are the real 'heart of the Kafue', located in the Wild sector of the principal Kafue country wide Park, a included place with restricted development allowed. Kasabushi Camp was built from scratch by means of its proprietors, Andy and Libby Wilson, with love and a skilful attention to element. It's an ideal 'domestic in the bush' for visitors trying to enjoy their creature comforts but feel definitely at one with their environment. Kasabushi Camp is situated on a stunningly lovely stretch of the Kafue River with terrific views of palm-blanketed islands. The Bush Camp has been constructed the use of a combination of vintage English timber-paintings and modern design thoughts. There are presently tented chalets (hand-built tents with a gum pole structure on decks) overlooking the Kafue River, each far sufficient aside for whole privateness. The natural plunge pool nestled between granite rocks in the front of the round residence is the precise location to cool off in warmth of the day. The spherical residence has a really stunning view, a extremely good place to dine and relax. The camp is small, intimate and different so visitors experience the environment, birds and flora and fauna in peace and the carrier revolves round them only. The campsite has an splendid ablution location with spacious and properly-appointed water-fall showers, basins with mirrors, flushing bathrooms and a washing-up place. All facilities have hot and cold water. A braai stand and all firewood is included within the nightly fee. Dedicated pitches are all by means of the river with space for peace and privacy, and all have trees for coloration. The Campsite is the proper area for self-drivers due to its region in the Kafue national Park. Visitors can drive immediately from camp (with a map supplied) to the various sport loops.