The comfortably rustic Tinsele Rest Camp is named after the fearless, courageous, tenacious Honey badger (iNsele), an appropriate symbol of the heroic Game Rangers of Big Game Parks, to whom the Rest Camp will pay tribute. Each of the 8 comfortable thatched huts in the Rest Camp is named after one of Eswatini’s famous Game Rangers and provides insight into the enormous challenges these great men have faced and the bravery they have displayed to enable Big Game Parks to achieve all that it has today, for Nature conservation and for their country.

Nguni Ranch House is a semi-self-catering facility with a main house and an adjacent accommodation wing all set in a large garden area with a swimming pool. Both buildings have a deep veranda wrapping around the entire building, a central lounge area in the main house and seating on the veranda. Each of the 11 en-suite rooms sleeps two people, some double and a few twins, with one room accommodating a single guest. The rooms sizes vary although all 11 rooms have a small kitchenette, equipped with a microwave, small fridge, and cutlery and crockery to enable warming up food and basic food prep. Each room has a tea and coffee station. Nguni Ranch House is perfect for independent business travellers or friends and family groups who rent out the entire lodge. Currently Nguni is accessed from Nsoko Village and is not connected to the park.

Situated near Reception with easy access to the restaurant and the main road is an affordable beehive village with 12 twin-share beehive huts, basically furnished and newly rennovated (November 2020). These huts share a common ablution block with showers, toilets and basins. A nearby boma provides braai facilities and easy socialising space. The beehives have electricity. No smoking is allowed in the beehives. Rates are per person.

Our Campsite is an informal open area . Braai stands are provided on some stands. Ablutions are spacious. Campers have use of a communal kitchen and wash up area.