Ntemwa-Busanga Camp

Ntemwa-Busanga Camp is a small, rustic camp with six thatched chalets on the southern edge of the Busanga Plains, a seasonal floodplain in northern Kafue National Park. The Kafue is one of the largest areas of unfenced wilderness in the world. The camp is owner-run and has been developed gradually, with improvements made each season. A raised main deck looks out over open grassland where roan and sable antelope are regular sightings and thousands of red lechwe graze. The Ntemwa Pride lives near camp, other prides range across the northern plains, and leopards are often seen along the treeline.

Rooms & Suites
Accommodation is in six thatched chalets. Each chalet has an open-air en-suite bathroom at the rear with a flushing toilet, a plumbed sink, and a warm bucket shower. Room size, bed configuration, climate control, lighting, and power supply are not specified in the source.

Hotel Amenities & Facilities
The camp's raised main deck overlooks the Busanga Plains. A shaded bird hide and sitting area also serves as the camp's small Wi-Fi room, and guests use it to rest and watch birds during the heat of the day. Dining arrangements, meal plan, and other services are not specified in the source.