Pioneer Camp

Well appointed rooms. Tasteful rustic decor. Comfy bed. Communal area also tastefully designed.

There was a large school group there at the same time who rather took over the facilities - dining area and pool etc. They were well behaved if a little excited and this is not a criticism of them. I do feel though I should have been warned when booking, I may have picked a different night.

beautiful area, garden, bungalow. craftwork in the bungalows: loved it! birds. nature. Paradise.

the bed was a bit too hard for me and I missed a fridge in the room. Suggestion: a wagon for your luggage since my bungalow was quite far from reception and I carried mostly myself.

The chalet was beautiful and comfortable. Waking up to a gorgeous sunrise and the sound of many birds was just such a special surprise. The staff were all incredibly helpful and kind, from the first moment I made my booking until they dropped me back off at the airport. Zikomo!!

Small cosy silent camp with 10-12 chalets and camp space for self drivers. Nice bar, restaurant and very helpful staff.

Nothing really.

Most people seem to only stay in Lusaka for one night and we saw people doing this at Pioneer Camp. We were there for 3 nights as we were meeting people at the Olympic Development Centre. This is a great location, and the rooms are fantastic - never seem a bath quite so big. If you are travelling up country, other guests are very willing to share their experience. We were the only non-campers one night and the staff laid on a special Zambian meal for us - which was really nice. When we arrived we had two lodges quite far apart - as one was for our teenage children, we asked that this be changed, and it was. They ran out of Coke Zero during our stay - luckily I had bought some.

The pool is a bit small (and very cold - due to the time of year)

Nice chalets, ok food, great service from the taxi driver.

No mosquito net for one of the beds, strong smell of smoke in one of our chalets.