Waterberg Wilderness Private Game Reserve, located 90km East of Otjiwarongo, offers stunning views of the Kalahari plains. The reserve boasts three lodges and two campsites. The lodges feature a swimming pool, restaurant with a fireplace, and free Wi-Fi at the reception.

The Waterberg Plateau Lodge provides 8 double rooms and 4 family rooms with private plunge pools. Each room includes an en-suite bathroom and solar electricity for hairdryers, shavers, and battery chargers. The lodge offers a restaurant with a 270-degree view, bar, lounge with a fireplace, tea garden, swimming pool, and laundry service.

The Waterberg Wilderness Lodge offers 12 rooms, including 4 family rooms with garden and rock cliff views from the patio. The rooms have canvas walls to create an outdoor ambiance, and each features an en-suite bathroom with a veranda and solar electricity. The lodge also provides a restaurant with a bar and fireplace, swimming pool, and laundry service.

The Waterberg Valley Lodge offers 5 econo chalets with canvas walls, en-suite bathrooms, verandas, and solar electricity. The lodge features a restaurant with a bar and fireplace, swimming pool, and laundry service.

There are 8 pitches available at the Waterberg Plateau Campsite and 4 pitches at the Waterberg Andersson Camp. Located on a hill in the valley, both campsites offer pitches on the red sand of the Kalahari, separated by bushes and trees. Each pitch has its own ablution facility with hot and cold water. The Waterberg Plateau Campsite includes a swimming pool, roofed bar, BBQ facilities, and a viewpoint overlooking the Kalahari bush savanna. The Waterberg Andersson Camp is nestled under trees and offers BBQ facilities, a swimming pool, and a view of the valley. Campers are welcome to dine at the restaurants or participate in activities.

Activities at the reserve include game drives, hiking trails, and day tours to the Hoba Meteorite near Grootfontein. Excursions to Namibia’s Table Mountain are also available, offering a plateau hike, honeymoon sundowner, Rhino drive, game tracking, nature trails, cultural tours into Hereroland, and a historical path of the Battle of Waterberg in 1904. The game drives provide sightings of giraffes, rhinos, and various antelope species, while the game tracking involves tracing rhinos on foot.

For those traveling back to Windhoek or heading north to Etosha or Zambezi/Caprivi, the lodge offers convenient proximity to the international airport and Ghaub Nature Reserve & Farm.