Zimbabwe’s Leading Private Game Reserve

Multiple-winner at the World Travel Awards for “Zimbabwe’s Leading Private Game Reserve”

Welcome to Antelope Park, a magical wildlife reserve in the heart of Zimbabwe.

As the cry of the fish eagle awakes the fiery dawn and the echoing roar of the lion calls out the evening stars, you know you have found the real Africa when you come to Zimbabwe’s Antelope Park.

Set in over 3000 acres of open savannah in central Zimbabwe, at Antelope Park you will findcomfortable accommodation, delicious and nutritious home-cooked food, beautiful landscapes that will refresh your soul, thrilling encounters with African wildlife, and the warm welcome of the Zimbabwean people who will touch your heart.

We are proud to offer our Zimbabwean and international overnight guests a safari-style holiday where you can explore the African bush, go game-viewing and interact with our wonderful animals, enjoy our famously-good cuisine, relax by the swimming pool or rejuvenate at the spa.

For our volunteers, we offer all this, and additionally the privileged opportunity to make a difference while you travel in Zimbabwe. Our volunteer programs at Antelope Park assist with our wildlife conservation projects, as well as uplifting our local communities by helping schools, clinics and social enterprises.

For all our guests and volunteers, Antelope Park is well-known for our incredible choice of once-in-a-lifetime activities. From game drives and horseback safaris, to elephant interaction and lion educational tours, we prefer to call our activities Antelope Park Experiences because they are unique to your stay here and you will remember them forever.

Established in 1987, Antelope Park is the winner of the World Tourism Awards for “Zimbabwe’s Leading Private Game Reserve” in 2016, 2017 and 2018.

Antelope Parkis a safari destination that makes a difference—your stay here gives back. All our guest and volunteer visitors to Antelope Park directly contribute to a multitude of conservation and community developments initiatives around Antelope Park and further afield. We are home to the African Lion and Environmental Research Trust (ALERT), a multidiscipline conservation organization with interests in 9 of the United Nations 17 sustainable development goals.

https://lionalert.org/

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