Musangano

Camping · Mutare

Musangano

CampingMutare

Photo courtesy of musangano.com

4.7Rating
451Reviews
MutareTown

About

Musangano Lodge sits off the Champion Mine Road near Odzi, outside Mutare, with a campground alongside its chalets, villas and restaurant. It suits campers after peace and quiet within reach of the Eastern Highlands, and solo travellers seem at ease here too.

The calm is what reviewers remember. Several describe a clean, well-kept property where the only noise is birdsong, and staff are praised in almost every review as friendly and helpful. One solo traveller slept in a safari tent on the campsite, found it comfortable and spent the evenings under the stars. Walking is a big part of a stay: guests mention three well-marked trails, and one warns that the climb to the beacon up the mountain is tiring. The restaurant earns steady praise, including for local dishes and vegetarian options, so you needn't cook every night. One reviewer points out that Lake Alexander and the Bunga and Vumba reserves are within easy reach.

On access, one guest drove in with an off-road car and found the road not too bad. Musangano holds 4.7 from over 450 Google reviews.

What people are saying

5.0 / 5

“This is a gem!! The property is beautifully designed and well maintaned. Staff are super skilled and the food is delicious (incl vegetarian options). I stayed in a safaritent on the campsite and that was very comfy while being able to mesmerize at the stars at night. They have…”

Tinka Valentijn · April 2026

5.0 / 5

“After a long drive, from the west of Zimbabwe, Musangano lodge was an Oasis. Located just outside Mutare, it is far enough away from the hustle and bustle of the big town of Mutare, but very close to many eastern highlands attractions including Lake Alexander, Bunga and Vumba…”

Bongani Moyo · April 2026

4.0 / 5

“We thoroughly enjoyed the three day stay. The seevice and the food was great. Hiking around their three trails was also very destressing and also tiring especially the trail to the beacon up the mountain.”

Solomon Magede · June 2026