For one of the four of us, this was the highlight of south Namibia! Entry price includes giant's playground now. Not cheap. The cheetah enclosure looks sad. The quivertrees are the real reason to come here

I would pay the 100 nam dollar to visit the sights but would NEVER again opt for overnight …. Management ( lady) just to rude…. Honestly don’t understand why you would engage with visitors if you really dislike “ travelers” ? Please consider another profession….

The trees are fascinating, beautiful, captivating. Well worth the price of admission. The frontline staff certainly lived up to their reputation as per other reviews, abrupt, condescending just plain rude. Might consider a career change

The Giant"s Playground presents interesting rock formations made up of dolemite boulders. We spent about an hour climbing and walking. Pay attention to the sign that if you get lost, climb up to the tallest rock and wait til someone finds you. The Quivertree forest houses many trees up up 500 years. The limbs of the trees are used to make the holders (quiver) for arrows. We spent about 45 minutes at each place total 1 ½ hours, but you can easily fiend more time.

Our agent unfortunately referred to QT as a “lodge.” This created an expectation that this was a superior establishment, which it is not. We were not aware that the six of us would share a small cottage with four bedrooms and a living area. Our expectations aside, said living area was inadequate for the six of us with dated and worn our furnishings and decor. QT is more accurately described as a “farm stay” than a lodge. Our food (on a DBB basis) was very basic, reminding me of boarding school. On the upside, there is a lovely pool and lounging area; the quiver tree forest (on site) and Giants Playground, an area of stunning rock and boulder formations on a nearby farm, are worth a visit. They do have camping facilities which in hindsight might have been better.