Spaced out along the river, the tents are spacious and comfortably furnished, each with an ensuite bathroom featuring a deep claw-foot bathtub and shower
Potato Bush Camp
Magnificent tented camp situated on the banks on the Zambezi River
Potato Bush Camp
Situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, Potato Bush Camp boasts spectacular views over the river and the park’s escarpment. Four double luxury tents and one family tent are tucked into the shade of massive acacia and mahogany trees. Spaced out along the river, the tents are spacious and comfortably furnished, each with an ensuite bathroom featuring a deep claw-foot bathtub and shower. Vast folding door made of rosewood open up onto private balconies with sheltered river views, hammocks and private plunge pools.
A large open plan living and dining area invites guests to share the day’s experiences. Guided day and night game drives, boating excursions, canoeing and catch and release fishing ensure that each day is filled with adventure.
What we love about Potato Bush Camp
- Enjoy an intimate siesta in hammocks designed for two on the private deck of your tent – don’t forget to keep an eye out for elephant on the riverbanks.
- Share an unforgettable taste of the African bush with the whole family while staying together in the family tent.
- Take a late afternoon cruise on the river and watch out for wildlife coming down to the water to drink.
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