Nsolo Camp is a romantic, thatched camp, situated on a waterhole in the shade of a large grove of ebony trees.

The accommodation consists of four open-fronted rooms, built on raised wooden platforms under a thatched roof. Where possible, the natural features have been incorporated into the structure. At night, the canvas curtains can be drawn shut for added security. The bathrooms are open to the trees and stars above, so you shower while out in the fresh air listening to the sounds of the bush around you.

The main chitenje (social area) hosts the bar and a small library of books, and there's a large deck. This is an excellent place to relax during the heat of the day and watch the constant activity at the waterhole in front of the camp.

Activities offered from the bushcamp are walking safaris and game drives. The former originated in the Luangwa Valley and this remains the best area to view and track game in this way. The walks are led by expert guides and accompanied by an armed escort. Game drives usually take place just after sunrise and around sunset. The open vehicles optimise visibility, and this is a good place to observe lion with several prides in the area, leopard, hyena, and the often elusive African wild dog.