Busanga Bush Camp The Busanga Bush Camp provides the ultimate location for some of the best lion viewing in Africa. Set in the northwestern part of the Kafue National Park on the seasonally flooded Busanga Plain, this is true wilderness. The camp comprises four canvas roofed, thatched huts with open-air en-suite bathrooms to accommodate eight guests in rustic comfort. Early morning and afternoon game drives explores this remote and superb area for game. Access to the camp is a three-hour drive from the Lunga River Lodge.
		David Shepherd Camp The David Shepherd Camp, run by the Wildlife and Environmental Conservation Society of Zambia, is set on the beautiful shoreline of Lake Itezhi-Tezhi. Three chalets, each with four single beds and en-suite bathrooms, make the camp ideal for families or groups. The camp is self-catering, but kitchen facilities, including a refrigerator, as well as staff is available to look after you. All users of the David Shepherd Camp must be society members.
		Hippo Lodge Hippo Lodge, on the banks of the Kafue River in the northern sector of the park, strives to create safaris for the individual. Days at Hippo Lodge have no set pattern and can be spent exactly as you wish, immersed in the azure waters of a natural hot spring, exploring the bush, relaxing on the white sands of the Kafue River islands or searching for the elusive leopard on a night drive. Hippo Lodge offers tented accommodation with open-air showers and three uniquely built houses, including a self-catering villa. Game drives, walking safaris, fishing, personalised island camping trips - and one of Zambia's first copper mines.
		Kafwala Camp The Kafwala Camp, run by the Wildlife and Environmental Conservation Society of Zambia, is set on the banks of the Kafue River within the northern sector of the park. Fronted by a lovely stretch of rapids, Kafwala is a great place for an 'away from it all' break. The 12-bedded camp is self-catering, but fully equipped with fridges, lamps, crockery/cutlery, bedding and mosquito nets. The staff will attend to all your needs – and makes delicious camp bread if you bring flour and yeast. Boats can be launched close to camp, so pack your fishing tackle as our cook does an excellent job of filleting and cooking your catch. All users of the Kafwala Camp must be society members.
		Kafwala Rapids Camp The newly refurbished Kafwala Rapids Camp is shaped as much by the music of its rapids as by the game that encircles it. All the larger antelope such as sable, roan, kudu, eland and hartebeest share this habitat with lions and solitary leopards. Kafwala is an intimate camp that takes just six guests in cool, simple rondavels with en-suite facilities. Try fishing from the rocks that are easily negotiated on foot. Enjoy a sundowner from our famous "Gin Tree" or relax in the combined bar and dining area, mystical at night with just the sound of the rushing water somewhere nearby. Usually combined with Lufupa Lodge.
		Kaingu Safari Lodge Kaingu Safari Lodge specialises in the small and unusual, the mysterious tiny duiker, the beautiful dappled bushbuck, the vervet monkey who has to be ever wary of its enemy, the elusive leopard that abound amongst the rocky outcrops and tall trees. Situated on the banks of the Kafue River, the lodge is designed to blend in with its surroundings with attention to detail. Large, green Meru-style tents are raised on rosewood decks, offering en-suite bathrooms with indoor and outdoor showers in stylish stone. Here, the Kafue River splits into shallows as it flows around a myriad of small islands.
		Lufupa Lodge Lufupa is one of the oldest lodges in the park, situated beautifully at the confluence of the Lufupa and Kafue Rivers. Game viewing by boat is one of the highlights: hippos snort, crocodiles laze on sand bars, and fish eagles soar overhead. The lodge is comfortable yet informal, comprising spacious rondavels with en-suite bathrooms. After an unforgettable night drive on the lookout for the elusive leopard, the southern night sky is something to behold. Game drives are conducted with a policy that carefully balances the expectations of guests to see game at close quarters with the needs of game to remain undisturbed. Lufupa is often combined with Shumba and/or Kafwala Rapids.
		Lunga River Lodge Renowned for its superb cuisine and first class service, Lunga River Lodge is one of Zambia's best camps, beautifully set on the west bank of the Lunga River. The lodge has all the comforts of home in a very remote location: bar with sundeck suspended over the river, reading room with extensive reference library, plunge pool, steam room and massage facility. Indulge in day and night game drives, walks, river cruises, fishing and unique canoe adventures with accommodation in luxury fly camps or visit our Busanga Bush Camp. The Lunga River Lodge accommodates 12 guests in thatched chalets with en-suite bathrooms – and operates its own air shuttle.
		McBrides' Camp "McBrides’ Camp in the north of Zambia's Kafue National Park is not the sort of place you visit on the spur of the moment. But if real character, true remoteness and a love of walking with lions are what you're after, it's hard to beat," Peter Frost, Getaway Magazine, March 2004. Run by Chris McBride, renowned for his lion research, the camp adjoins one of the last true wildernesses with no roads and virtually no signs of humans. Although specialising in walking safaris, a wide variety of activities are on offer at the McBrides’ Camp, including fantastic boat trips on a pontoon. The camp accommodates 10 guests full board in thatched twin chalets with en-suite bathrooms.
		Mukambi Lodge Surrounded by one of the largest areas of unspoiled wilderness in the world, Mukambi Lodge overlooks the Kafue River; only three hours drive from Lusaka. Relax in luxurious chalets with en-suite bathrooms and 24-hour electricity or experience real Africa in safari tents in our adjoining bush camp – while enjoying the luxury of the lodge and our exquisite meals. Our bush camp is frequently visited by elephants, vervet monkeys, bushbucks and leopards! Activities on offer include game drives, boat and fishing trips, walking safaris as well as trips to the magnificent Busanga Plains.
		Musungwa Safari Lodge Idyllically set high on the eastern shore of Lake Itezhi-Tezhi with a wonderful view, Musungwa is a large, established camp with 26 brick rooms, built in a hotel-like style. Campers are welcome as well. Safari by vehicle, boat or foot – or relax in the comfort of the lodge that has squash and tennis courts, swimming pool, library and a tree trail. You will take home memories never to be forgotten: the embers of the log fire, the stars… countless pinholes in the rich dark African night, the mirage heat, the splendour of the sunsets over the lake, the distinct roar of a lion – the real Africa. Musungwa is accessible throughout the year – and renowned for its annual fishing competition.
		New Kalala New Kalala is set on the shores of the beautiful Lake Itezhi-Tezhi, home to some of Africa’s largest crocodiles. Enjoy the great fishing, venture into the Kafue National Park and meet the Ngoma elephants, notorious for their mock charges, or relax at the pool in the company of our resident rock hyraxes. Chose between full board, self-catering or camping.
		Puku Pan Safari Lodge Puku Pan Safari Lodge is a true bush refuge set in a pristine wilderness on the banks of the Kafue River. Here you can unwind in functional comfort. The lodge is named after its adjacent pan, which attracts wildlife all year round, including the puku, always found in large numbers. Go looking for lion and leopard at the kopjes nearby. The breathtaking views from the enormous rock formations disclose the vastness of the area. Thatched cottages, full board or self-catering, campsite, fishing and boat trips, game drives and walking safaris, own airstrip.
		Shumba Bush Camp Huge and shady fig trees provide the setting for Shumba Bush Camp, with its distinctive viewing platform overlooking the spectacular Busanga Plain. For most of the year, the area is not accessible to man, so animal and bird life flourishes. They are drawn to the plain by its life-sustaining waters, hard on their heels come the predators, cheetah, jackals and hyenas and large prides of tree climbing lions. Simple and welcoming, the camp offers two luxury tents on platforms and one thatched chalet. Toilet facilities and showers are not en-suite. Usually combined with Lufupa Lodge.