Big Cave Camp is pleased to be able to offer the overland companies, and 4x4 groups a separate camp site with separate male and female ablution facilities,220 volt electricity,firewood, bar area and a dining area on the Big Cave property. This beautiful camp site is located 3 kilometres from the National Park boundary, with wonderful views down the valley into the National Park. Access is through a separate gate, which can accommodate large vehicles.

Huge granite masses – seamed, split, shaped and sculptured by time and the elements - form an array of giant whalebacks and castellated kopjes that cover 3000 square kilometers of Matabeleland South Province. Much of the country's history has been written and played out within the confines of the Matobo Hills - from the time thousands of years ago when ancient bushmen used the granite faces as a canvas for their unique and extraordinary art, to more recent times, when black and white met in war and peace. These are the Matobo Hills, located south of Zimbabwe's second largest city, Bulawayo. Forty thousand years ago the caves and crevices carved out of these rocks became home to Zimbabwe’s earliest inhabitants, the "San". Twenty thousand years later "San" artists began painting on the walls of caves and rock shelters, using special pigments and natural minerals that have survived the onslaught of climate and time.

For self-drive guests follow Robert Mugabe Street/Matobo Road out of Bulawayo (South West). After approx. 30km pass the turn-off to Rhodes Matobo National Park. Do not turn – continue straight along the Matobo Road until you reach the 46km mark. Turn left at the Big Cave Camp sign and proceed along the gravel road for approx. 2km until you reach the parking lot where you can can get directions to the camp site from management. GPS Coordinates: Latitude: 20°30'20.05"S Longitude: 28°26'29.32"E