Accommodations consist of fourteen standard room, ten view rooms, and six garden rooms. The standard rooms come with two double beds. Four of the rooms combine to form two large, family rooms. Each room offers a large veranda, handicapped accessible ramp, mini-fridge, coffee/tea station, en-suite bathroom, safe, alarm system, and telephone. The exclusive and spacious view rooms look onto the beautiful grass plains and are set further apart from each other for added privacy. There are also budget-friendly garden rooms overlooking the lush homestead garden. These smaller rooms have a double and single bed but no wilderness view.

The camp is situated halfway between Windhoek and the Etosha National Park in the private 124 square mile Okonjima Nature Reserve nestled amongst the imposing Omboroko Mountains. Okonjima comes from a Herero word meaning “place of the baboons.” But thanks to the AfriCat Foundation, this area has become home to excellent populations of large cats including cheetah, leopard, lion, and caracal as well as wild dog and hyena. Since 1992, the AfriCat Foundation has grown immensely, saving over 1,000 carnivores. A majority have been rehabilitated and released into the wild, but Okonjima has provided a safe haven for those too injured to be set free. Ensuring the long-term survival of these magnificent creatures through environmental education, ongoing research, and mitigation of human-wildlife conflict, AfriCat continues to be a strong leader in habitat and wildlife conservation.