Haka Camp Game Park Travel Guide: Top Sights in Zimbabwe, Tours &

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Haka Camp Game Park- Travel Tips What to See, How to Plan & Tours: Natural Scenery; Zimbabwe; 5 Reviews

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Suggested Duration: 6 hours

Haka Game Park, operating for over 20 years, is dedicated to the conservation of endangered species, particularly the pangolin, also known as the "Haka." The park offers an excellent setting for wildlife viewing, hiking, fishing, and outdoor events. It serves as a tranquil retreat for nature enthusiasts, allowing visitors to reconnect with the natural world. Beyond being a tourist destination, Haka Game Park focuses on environmental sustainability, aiming to preserve both flora and fauna through eco-friendly practices. Recognized as one of Zimbabwe's seven Ramsar sites, the park plays a key role in protecting wetland ecosystems while promoting a harmonious balance between nature and human activity.

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Reviews of Haka Game Park

Kimberly Makumbe

5
Reviewed: 2024-07-30

I had a very peaceful experience. I went for a solo picnic date for my birthday and the serene atmosphere is just what i needed! Got to watch the beautiful sunset and its reflection on the still waters. It was a Thursday so not too many people.
Pamela Woods

5
Reviewed: 2024-06-27

What a privilege to have a superb place to walk, picnic, game view, mountain bike, bird view and relax in beautiful pristine msasa woodlands and grassy vlei within the city. I walk my dogs here, keeping well away from the Zebra and wildebeest herds. Peaceful harmony.
Ruvarashe Dahwa

3
Reviewed: 2024-02-15

Lovely environment, perfect for a quick getaway without breaking the bank and driving too far. The man who assisted us at the canoes was rather unpleasant, he seemed inconvenienced by us being there, maybe since it was a Monday morning perhaps that explains it! But regardless it wasn’t necessary. Aside from that the canoes were so much fun and we loved the wildlife! Most likely will go there again for a braai with a larger group.
Honest Jimu

3
Reviewed: 2023-09-05

Not much animals to see but great for picnics with family or your loved ones. Their horse rides are worth the price. They should put more information boards around the game so it’s more easier for people to navigate.
Tsitsi Flora Munikwa

5
Reviewed: 2021-10-22

The views are everything. They are just perfect. Had an amazing time with friends. We didn't see a lot of animals, I guess it was just a bad day, but would still recommend if you like being in nature. They also provide braai stands and gazebos so you're not exposed in the sun.