Okonjima Lodge Plains Camp has undergone a metamorphosis that began in 2008 and culminated with the addition of ten luxury suites in June 2014 and a name change from Okonjima Main Camp to Okonjima Plains Camp.

Retaining the personal charm of its family roots, Plains Camp has two accommodation options (standard rooms and view rooms) to suit a greater range of budgets and of course the big draw, the AfriCat Foundation, continues to thrive.

Accommodation options include 14 standard rooms which do have wonderful views of the waterhole and across the mountain-framed plains and 10 luxury rooms, spaced further apart and furnished to a noticeably higher level, have the same plains views as the standard rooms. The accommodation is stone under thatch with screed or tile floors and oozing style out of every nook and cranny.

The main living area, or 'The Barn' as they call it, is a large and equally stylish space under a thatch roof looking out over the plains. The barn houses the dining area, lounge, bar, curio shop, swimming pool and viewing deck.

Plains Camp is the home-from-home lodge; Okonjima Luxury Bush Camp does what it says on the label; the Okonjima Villa and Bush Suite both offer complete luxury and total seclusion fit for folks like Brangelina et al. The Omboroko campsite is wonderful with private ablutions, a swimming pool and electricity points (note: Okonjima Lodge facilities are not available to campers and activities are optional extras depending on availability).