Our campsites are set in wide open spaces, surrounded by sunshine, fresh air, and the beauty of the bush. Wake up to the songs of birds, spot wild animals roaming nearby, and spend your days exploring or simply relaxing in the peaceful atmosphere.
For bird watchers and nature lovers, Mapita is a little slice of paradise, with a wide variety of species to discover. As the day draws to a close, gather around a campfire under the vast African night sky. Share stories, enjoy the warmth of the fire, and marvel at the blanket of stars overhead. Here, silence is a gift—interrupted only by the calls of the wild and the rustling of the bush.
Whether you’re looking for a weekend getaway, a long-term escape, or a place to recharge your spirit, Mapita offers the perfect balance of tranquility, wildlife, and unforgettable experiences
Long-term stays come at a reduced rate, making it easier for our guests to enjoy extended time at our campsite.
Extended stays give visitors the luxury of slowing down, avoiding the rush of short visits, and truly unwinding.
Spending more time at the campsite allows campers to fully immerse themselves in the surroundings, observing wildlife, seasonal changes, and the natural rhythm of the area.
Long-term camping allows you to settle in, organize your space comfortably, and enjoy a home-away-from-home experience with all your belongings at hand.
NECCESARY INFORMATION |
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1. The campsites is fenced, safe and has a night guard roaming on the farm.
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2. Ablutions have flush toilets and hot water.
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3. Wood is for sale.
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4. Sites have electricity. |
5. Wi-fi is available. |
6. Pensioners discount. |
7. Suitable for all types of vehicles. |
8. Communal ablutions facilities. |
9. Donkey for heating water . |
10. Scullery area provided for washing dirty dishes. |
11. Bring a 20/40 meter extension cord. |
12. Is ideal for camping and caravanning. |
13. We have grass sites under the trees. |
RULES |
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1. Respecting the environment, fellow campers and the campsites. |
2. Silence after 22h00 in the evenings. |
3. No wood may be taken from the bush, Wood is available for sale. |
4. Please note: The facilities at the Lodge are exclusively available to guests of the lodge. |
5. Minimize campfire impact – ensure fire is put out and no open fires are to be left unattended. |
6. No flickering of cigarette buds.
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7. No littering - rubbish bins are provided. |
8. Respect wildlife – Observe animals, avoid feeding
them or hurt them in any way. |
9. Keep bathrooms and other shared areas clean and tidy. |
10. Close gate upon entrance and exit. |
11. Stay inside designated driving areas. |
12. Store food properly to prevent attracting monkeys to your campsite. |
We have walking/running, and cycling trails surrounding our lodge, offering breathtaking views of the landscape, birdlife, wildlife, and waterholes.
Mountain bikers, please remember to bring your own bikes and gear. For runners and walkers, be sure to pack your running shoes or a comfortable pair of hiking boots or sneakers to fully enjoy the experience. Don’t forget to bring a water bottle along for hydration.
The trails are exclusively for walking/running or bicycling. Please note that motorbikes are not allowed on our trails, as they may disturb our animals and other guests.
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