Urban Camp

Name: Urban Camp
Address: Schanzen Street 2, Windhoek, 00100, Namibia, Windhoek, Khomas Region, 00100, Namibia

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Fast facts

Check in from:	14:00
Check out before:	11:00
Pets	Pets not allowed

Amenities

Wi-Fi

Parking

Airport shuttle

Pool

Restaurant

Non-smoking

More about Urban Camp

Urban Camp

Featuring a bar, outdoor pool and garden with BBQ, Urban Camp is 3 km from Windhoek city centre. Offering free Wi-Fi and free private parking, the property is 600 metres from Joe’s Beerhouse.

Reviews from

Mentioned by travellers

Couple

Comment: 15 Aug 2026

A must stay

Very convenient location, peaceful atmosphere with a great supermarket within easy walking distance.
Campsites outstanding

Other

Comment: 5 Aug 2026

Camping, Leisure, Windhoek - so true

We had a very good start to our Namibia Trip at the UrbanCamp. Nice sites, very friendly people, good facilities and delicious food!

Other

Comment: 31 Jul 2026

Fantastic camp in the middle of Windhoek

Fantastic campsite; it is the second time we have stayed there, the first time we slept in the car tents and this time in the camp tents. The staff is outstanding, super well located very close to Joe’s Beerhouse. The breakfast is exceptional.

Other

Comment: 29 Jul 2026

great place

We stayed for 2 nights in one of the superior tents, lovely place good food, nice and quiet very clean toilets and showers

Other

Comment: 21 Jul 2026

A lovely little spot with a great atmosphere

A very attentive, friendly team catered to our every need.
It’s very clean, pretty, tidy and, in fact, very atmospheric with a lovely ambience. Someone has really paid attention to the finer details here.
It’s just that sometimes the smell of the wood – which appears to have been treated with tar oil – is a bit off-putting, if not downright overpowering.