Mabuasehube Game Reserve

The Mabuasehube Game Reserve is located in the Kalahari Desert covering an area of almost 2,000 sq. km. The unforgiving desert terrain is characterized by high red dunes and scattered vegetation. In 1992 the reserve was incorporated into the Gemsbok National Park, and in 2000 it was also integrated into the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park.

Camping

There are a number of campsites each overlooking pans in the Mabuasehube section of the park. These campsites are situated at Mabuasehube, Lesholoago, Khiding, Mpaathutlwa, Monamodi and Bosobogolo Pans have rustic latrines, showers and shade shelters. There is also a camping ground with an ablution block just inside the entrance.

Facilities at Campsites

Entrance Camp (with ablution block)
Mabuasehube Pan (rustic showers, pit latrines, shade structures)
Lesholoago Pan (rustic showers, pit latrines, shade structures)
Mpaathutlwa Pan (rustic showers, pit latrines, shade structures)
Monamodi Pans (rustic showers, pit latrines, shade structures)
Bosobogolo Pan (shower shelters – bring own water, pit latrines, shade structures)
Khiding Pan (shower shelters – bring own water, pit latrines, shade structures)
Kaa (rustic shower, pit latrine)

Rates

Entry Fees

These Entry Fees apply to Day and Overnight visitors and to Citizens, Residents and Non-Residents

CATEGORY                                                                                  PULA RATE    RAND RATE
Adults (over 15 yrs old) – per person per day                       P20 per day    R25 per day
Children (2 yrs to 15yrs old) – per person per day              P10 per day    R12 per day
Children (under 2yrs old) – per person per day                   FREE               FREE
Vehicles- per car per day                                                          P4                     R5

Camping Fees

CATEGORY RATE

Adults (15 years and above) R45 per night
Children (2 – 15 years inclusive) R25 per night

Wilderness Trail R285 per night
Children (under 2 years) FREE