Palmwag Rhino Camp is a luxury tented camp run in conjunction with the 'Save the Rhino Trust' in the private Palmwag area of the rugged Damaraland, Namibia. The camp offers a fascinating insight into the ecology and conservation of this incredible area and at the same time contributes directly to the Trust and ultimately the sustainability of this vulnerable area and its wildlife. Up to 12 guests are accommodated in large Meru-style tents with en-suite facilities. Guests at the Palmwag Rhino Camp enjoy the rare pleasure of exploring over 45 000 hectares of this wild and remote area in the company of dedicated conservationists who host them, together with local trackers, whilst tracking Black rhino and other wildlife. This is an area with prolific wildlife. There are large populations of Hartman’s mountain zebra, giraffe, oryx, springbok and kudu. The predator population is the largest outside of the Etosha National Park with over 100 lions, cheetah, leopard, Brown and Spotted hyena. Bird life is prolific and diverse with most of Namibia’s endemic birds present in the area. This concession supports a healthy population of desert adapted Black rhino and elephants.

The Palmwag Rhino Camp is situated in the Palmwag Concession. The concession is in Damaraland in North-western Namibia. Its location is in close proximity to the Etosha National Park which is North-East of the camp and the Skeleton Coast National Park on the West coast.