The camp has a special focus on the desert elephant. Guides from the nearby base camp of the Elephant Human Relations Aid both inform guests about their conservation efforts and take them on their daily patrols to search for the desert elephants and study their behavior. The expeditions take place in a 4×4 game vehicle and are also a good way to spot other desert wildlife. Local farmers lead guided tours of the farmlands. There are also cultural visits to the local school and village. As the day comes to a close, guests are invited to take a short walk before relaxing with a drink to watch the sun set over the desert.

The main area of camp houses a mess tent with a lounge, dining space, and an outdoor sitting area. Scrumptious camp-style meals are cooked outdoors on either an open fire or gas stove. At night, guests gather around the camp fire for some good company and awe-inspiring views of the Ugab River and rocky, desert landscape. An environmentally-conscious camp, Ozondjou Trails focuses on simple comforts that don’t negatively impact its stunning natural setting.