Treesleeper Camp is owned and run by the Hai//om community at Tsintsabis, north of Tsumeb, and was developed with the Foundation for Sustainable Tourism in Namibia and the Tsintsabis Trust. There are six private campsites: three with private warm-water ablutions and tree decks, two sharing ablutions but with tree decks, and one standard site. Every site has a private braai area, tap and bin. The tree decks are built into the branches, referencing the Hai//om tree-sleeping tradition. Guided bushwalks with local guides cover edible and medicinal plants, and village visits with traditional singing and dancing are offered. A cultural centre with a bar, craft marketplace and artefact display stands on site.
Location
Tsintsabis village, north of Tsumeb, Oshikoto Region, Namibia
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