Although the park is a popular stopover for those travelling to the Etosha National Park or to the Caprivi Strip and Kaudum, visitors planning to spend a few days here will not be disappointed.

Guided tours: Because of the deep, soft sand on the plateau, visitors are not permitted to explore the area in their own vehicles. Guided tours in custom-built four-wheel drive vehicles are undertaken by conservation officials.
Depending on demand, tours are conducted in the early morning or late afternoon, and a visit to the thoughtfully designed game-viewing hides is often a highlight of the tour. Remember to take warm clothing as it can be chilly on the open vehicles.

WHERE :
Take the signposted turnoff to the park about 20 km south of Otjiwarongo on the Bl and continue for 19 km along the C22. Ignore the C30 which branches off to the right and continue for a further 22 km before turning onto the B2512. The turnoff to the park is reached after 18 km and the park office is 1 km further on. Following heavy rains the last 18 km of the road to the park can become impassable. Motorists are advised to telephone the park office (0651) 31911 to check on the condition of the road before setting off.

ACCOMMODATION :
Accommodation at the Bernabe de la Bat Rest Camp ranges from two-bedded tourisettes to one- and two-bedroomed bungalows sleeping three and five people respectively. Each bungalow has a kitchen equipped with a hot plate, kettle and refridgerator, but no crockery, cutlery or cooking utensils. There is also a shower, wash basin and toilet. Bedding, soap and towels are provided. Each bungalow has its own outside fireplace.
The grassy camp site laid out amongst tall Acacia trees will appeal to those seeking less sophisticated accommodation.
Amenities include communal ablutions and a field kitchen.

FACILITIES :
Facilities at the Bernabe de la Bat Rest Camp include a restaurant, kiosk which is open outside restaurant hours and a swimming pool at the Rasthaus complex. Adjacent to the reception office is a shop which stocks groceries, meat, liquor, wood and souvenirs.

ADMISSION FEES :

Adults	N$ 10.00
Children (6-16)	N$ 1.00
Sedan	N$ 10.00
Mini-bus (up to 10 seats)	N$ 10.00
Bus, 11 - 25 seater	N$ 30.00
Bus, 26 - 50 seater	N$ 80.00
Bus, 51 and more seats	N$ 120.00

Overnight Accommodation	Price per day
Bungalow (1 room 3 beds)	N$230
Bungalow (2room 4 beds)	N$310
De Luxe Room (2 beds	N$230
Camp or Caravan site	N$90

Please note: Day visitors must make prior arrangements for their expected visit to the camp. Tel. (0651) 31 91 and must leave the camp before 18h00. Office hours: 08h00 to sunset.

The camp must be reached before sunset when the gates are closed.

Open throughout the year.

Restaurant hours: 07h00 to 08h30; 12h00 to 13h30; 19h00 to 21h00 Bar: 12h00 to 14h00; 18h00 to 22h00.

No pets allowed, no kennels provided.

No motor-cycles, etc., allowed.

For daily guided tours to the plateau in special vehicles enquire at the office.

Waterberg Wilderness Trail: One accompanied trail every 2nd, 3rd and 4th weekend (April - November). Trail begins Thursday after-noon at 16h00 from the Onjoka gate at Waterberg and ends early on Saturday afternoon. Only one group (minimum of 6 and maximum of 8 persons) will be taken on the trail each weekend. Cost is N$ 120.00 per person. Reservations to be made well in advance at reservations office in Windhoek.

Hikers must provide their own food and sleeping bags.

A detailed brochure is available.

For more information, or to make a reservation, please contact :

Director of Tourism
RESERVATIONS
Private Bag 13267
WINDHOEK
Namibia
Tel : (+264 61) 23-6975
Fax : (+264 61) 22-4900
E-Mail : reservations@iwwn.com.na