Camp Isa
Nestled among rust-coloured rock formations in the wild beauty of Damaraland, Camp Isa offers four thatched glamping tents that bring together the simplicity of nature and the comforts of home. Each tent is furnished with comfortable beds (bedding & towels included), a ceiling fan for warm days, power outlets for charging devices, a small basin, a luggage rack and mini-fridge — and comes with a fully stocked self-catering kit, including cookware, cutlery, kitchen tools, storage containers, branded mugs and glasses, a torch and even salt & pepper grinders.
Camp Isa is ideal for travellers who want an uncomplicated, self-reliant stay — giving you the freedom to bring your own food and cook your meals in shared kitchen and dining spaces. There are two ablution blocks with showers and toilets for comfort and convenience.
Amenities
Characteristics
- Each tent includes: Two beds with bedding and towels, a ceiling fan, electrical plugs for charging devices, a small basin, luggage rack, and a fridge, a fully stocked utensil bag with all the essentials for self-catering.
- On-site shared facilities include: 2 Ablution blocks, each with shower and toilet, 2 cooking and dining areas, perfect for preparing and enjoying meals.
Why Camp Isa?
Whether you spend your days gazing at the surreal landscape, unwinding by the pool, or cooking under the stars around a braai — Camp Isa invites you to slow down, soak in Damaraland’s silent vastness, and reconnect with the earth in a relaxed, grounded way. A small on-site shop supplies basics like meat, firewood, ice, drinks and light snacks — ideal for a simple meal after a day of exploring.
Camp Isa isn’t about luxury bells and whistles — it’s about honest simplicity, self-reliance, serenity, and a deep connection to the landscape. For travellers craving a quiet base from which to explore Damaraland’s raw beauty, this glamping spot is a perfect fit.
In the Area
For those wanting more adventure: subject to availability, guests can book nature drives at the neighboring campsite — a chance to spot desert-adapted elephants, ancient rock formations and experience the raw magic of Namibia’s wild north.
