Twyfelfontein Adventure Camp offers accommodation close to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Twyfelfontein in Namibia. This accommodation in Damaraland consists of a tented camp and offers 12 en-suite tents with twin beds. The bathroom is open, and the showers have hot and cold water. Each safari tent has been placed on a raised wooden deck. There is a small, shaded seating area in front of each camp with two chairs where guests can sit and relax. The tents offer some privacy and are surrounded by massive granite boulders, which used to be part of the rocky mountainous outcrop along which the tents have been positioned.

The restaurant, pool and bar are in the open Lapa, the main camp. A fire is lit in the evenings, and shutters can be closed to create more warmth in the restaurant on cold evenings. Guests can take their meals and take in the surrounding views of the Huab River Valley.

Guests can visit the Twyfelfontein World Heritage Site and take a guided tour to view the rock art. Other nearby attractions to Twyfelfontein Adventure Camp include the petrified forest and organ pipes. For those wanting a cultural experience in Namibia, the Damara Living Museum is nearby. A visit to this cultural village offers an exciting insight into the heritage and lives of the Damara people.

Activities on offer at Twyfelfontein Adventure Camp include a 4×4 nature drive. Guests are taken in an open-game vehicle by experienced and knowledgeable guides. Your nature drive will take you around Damaraland, where you will explore the surrounding wilderness area. Desert-adapted elephants and the elusive rhinos will hopefully be spotted along the way.

Self-drive travellers can easily reach Twyfelfontein Adventure Camp on their Namibia tour. The nearby airstrip caters for travellers on a fly-in safari in Namibia.