Literally metres from the ocean, the Cape Cross Lodge presents a unique and restful stop for travellers along Namibia's Skeleton Coast.
Cape Cross Camping Accommodation
Each of the twenty-one campsites is equipped with its own light, with a switch and a double 220v plug and it's own trip switch. A wash basin with cold running water and a work surface serves as an alfresco kitchen. Each site has its own braai area.
Accommodation Options at Cape Cross Camping
- Camping
Cape Cross Camping Amenities
There is a central ablution facility with showers, hot and cold running water, flush sanitation, hand basins and mirrors. Other facilities for campers include an entertainment room with full DSTV bouquet and a pool table.
Facilities at Cape Cross Camping
A separate bar is close to the site as well as a shop selling basic groceries and a limited supply of bait, hooks, line sinkers, sweets, ice-cream, fresh bread, toiletries, liquor, ice, wood, flashlights, medicines and more.
A limited quantity of fuel and diesel is kept on the premises for the camper's convenience. Freezing and fish cleaning facilities are also available. Lock-up facilities are available in the lodge for all safe-keeping of documents, cash, and other valuables. Campers are welcome to use the facilities at the lodge which include a Bar & A-la-Carte Restaurant as well as a visit to our "in-house" Museum.
Facilities at Cape Cross Lodge
- Wine Cellar
- Curio Shop
- Swimming Pool
- Two Fire Places
- A Restaurant and Pub
What To Do at Cape Cross Camping
Cape Cross Lodge is the ideal stop over on your journey from Swakopmund to Terrace Bay, Opuwo, Palmwag and the Kunene Region. Spend a day or more to do some of the excursions offered in the area. Day visitors to the area, are welcome to enjoy our A la carte lunch or drop in for afternoon coffee and cake.
Activities
- Excursions to Cape Cross Seal Colony and Lichen Fields
- Museum and Art Gallery visit
- Excursions to Shipwrecks
- Messum Volcanic Crater
- Eco friendly tours into the Namib Desert, the world's oldest desert.
- Quad-Biking Tour
- Water Sports
Things to See
Experience the rugged nature of Namibia's Skeleton Coast, where shipwrecks dot the shoreline, offering a glimpse into maritime history. Witness the lively Cape Fur Seal colonies as they play along the rocky coast. Encounter desert-adapted wildlife, including elephants, lions, and hyenas, amidst towering sand dunes.
Explore the diverse landscapes of Skeleton Coast Park, from desert plains to salt pans. With its fascinating attractions and stark beauty, the Skeleton Coast promises an adventure unlike any other.
