Sossus Oasis Campsite

Excellent stay. Perfect place to stay in Sesriem. Very near to the gate of the park.

Beat campsite in namibia

A very well equipped campsite right next to the entrance of the National Park of Deadvlei/Sossusvlei. The campsites have access to a pool, private bathroom/toilet at every campsite with hot/cold water, 2 electricity plugs and a grill. The campsite has a fuel station and a little conveniance store. Wifi is also available at the shop for free if you are staying there.

The camp offers two levels of camping, rustic and with amenities. Our area offered an outdoor covered kitchen for cooking and meals with a grill. The area contained a clean toilet and hot showers. The camp store offers a variety of camp staples, snacks, wine, beer, and something you might have forgotten. An outdoor covered area allows customers to enjoy a meal, beverage, or snack. WiFi vouchers are free and last about one hour. Service available only at camp store Friendly staff esp Rejoice and Fabian

Situated across from the Entrance Gate to Sossusvlei and Sesriem the campsite have 12 individually shaded sites, each featuring its own private toilet and shower facilities, kitchen wash-up basin, braai, and electricity point. The vistas are simply breathtaking. The swimming pool was a huge bonus especially in a February heatwave. Although situated adjacent to the road, any noise and dust is negligible. However, the wind can pose a slight challenge; we found ourselves preparing our meals in the bathroom to shield from its gusts. Convenient amenities within walking distance include a well-stocked shop as well as fuel, diesel, and a tire workshop at the Sossus Oasis Service Station. Beware of bat-eared foxes, which may take your biscuits, vegetables, or even a bottle of gin even if it's pack away in a crate on the ground;-) it's advisable to store all food (and shoes) at a higher level.

If you're looking for the perfect Sossusvlei camping experience, then look no further than the Sossus Oasis Camp Site. It is located just outside the Sesriem Gate, making Sossusvlei extremely accessible, and the campsite almost feels like a desert fairy-tale that definitely should be at the top of your list. Each of the private campsites are like their own mini oasis with each having a rustic yet beautiful private ablution, kitchenette, and "braai" (BBQ) area. The campsites are spacious and are suitable for tents, bush-wagons and caravans alike; even including a paved roof-covered area providing some reprieve from the sun. Each site is strategically positioned to face the desert (some better than others) ensuring all guests have beautiful views and the best seats in the house for unforgettable sunrises and sunsets. It isn't just the private campsites that make the campsite so special. They have a refreshing swimming pool for you to cool off at as well as the Sossus Oasis (reviewed separately) nearby which serves as a fuel station, convenience store and check-in area for the campsite. Keep in mind that wildlife are able to roam freely, and we were lucky enough to see Oryx as well as a Fennec Fox nearby our site. Also watch out for the jackals, especially in the evenings, as they're notorious bin raiders. I recommend you secure yours with heavy rocks to avoid any surprises. Camping at the Sossus Oasis Camp Site was an unforgettable experience, and I will most definitely be back if I ever have the opportunity of visiting Sossusvlei again!

Stayed here more than once. It is commercial and touristy because of the location. But better than many other campsites that are in similar tourist attractions around Namibia. First, the privat campsites are great. Even so we had one facing the road, the place was still quite and private. We had a little issue with the fire place, as the pin was missing that holds it up. It was also not placed very well. The bathroom was nice and the seating area also cozy. We had a bird living in our roof, so we had to rearrange the table mulitple times in order to keep the table clean. The pool is small and there is no shade. Nice to cool down a bit but that is all. Second, the communal campsites are also very nice. Not as privat but still not too close to each other. The fireplace was very well positioned and we had a big tree for shade. The bathrooms were nice and clean. However, we only had one warm shower out of three. There was a big tour bus group staying there when we did. They were quite noisy and partying at the pool, so we did not check it out. Still, they were respectful at night and not loud after 8pm. Beware of animals around both sides. There are fences but they do not keep all of them out. We had our bin raided one night and could see animals hiding in the dark during dinner, coming as close as 3meters. Also, it can get very windy here. Make sure to pack away all your belongings at night or tie them down well.

We are here for 2 nights as part of a G Adventures tour. We did not have a choice but to stay here. Although there is a big place down the road where I would much rather be called Sossusvlei Lodge. I hate camping but I guess if you like that sort of thing this isn’t a bad place. It’s got toilets, showers and sinks. There is also a decent swimming pool.

A beautiful campsite. The individual facilities on each site were lovely and included toilet, shower, washing-up area (both with hot water), braai, light.The camping areas were well spaced and the views lovely. The sky at night was spectacular. It was conveniently located for the dunes and also the balloon ride and airport, if you wanted extra trips. There was a convenient shop and also the petrol station, where the staff were very helpful and changed and repaired one of our tyres. Sadly the pool was not available, but as it was winter the water would probably have been too cold. I would recommend this site and go back there if we are ever lucky enough to be there again.