About This Property
Bilimungwe is a small, rustic camp on the shady banks of the Luangwa River, in a little-visited corner of South Luangwa National Park. Grassy floodplains packed with game spread out in front.
We walk at dawn and at sunset, or on foot to a neighbouring camp, and drive for lion, buffalo, leopard, elephant, wild dog and an endless list of birds.
Why We Love It
We love the big wooden deck over three busy waterholes, binoculars in hand, and riverside barbecues round the fire. The staff are warm and attentive.
Rooms & Details
Standard Room

Four reed-and-thatch chalets, two with king beds and two with queens. Each has an open-air waterfall shower, a flush loo, twin basins and a shady veranda over the floodplain.
Main Areas

A solar-powered camp with a bar, laundry and a wooden deck over the waterholes. Meals are in a thatched dining area: buffet lunches, three-course dinners and afternoon tea with homemade biscuits.
Amenities & Features
Cancellation Policy
Confirm with Bushcamp Company when you book.
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Rates
Prices start from $731 per night. Final pricing depends on season, room type, and availability. Check current rates on our booking partner's site for the most accurate pricing.
From USD 731 per person sharing (range USD 731–1,165), fully inclusive (all meals, selected beverages). Confirm park fees and Mfuwe transfers on the quote.
Location
How to Get There
Getting there
We arrange your flights into the South Luangwa and the transfer to camp.
Nearby Attractions
Luangwa River, South Luangwa National Park floodplains, camp waterholes, walking trails to neighbouring Bushcamp Company camps, Mfuwe gateway
Things to Do
At the property
Watching game at the waterholes from the deck.
In the area
Walking safaris, walks to sister camps, night drives, birding and day tours.
Good to Know
Size: Four chalets.
Power: Solar.
Who It's For
Walkers, photographers and couples who want an intimate four-chalet South Luangwa bushcamp with night drives. Guests comfortable with solar power and fans rather than full air conditioning. Seasonal only.
Best Time to Visit
Open 15 May to 1 November. Dry-season months inside that window typically favour walking and waterhole concentrations; early green season at the edges can be excellent for predators and birds — confirm trail conditions after rain.













