Toghwana Dam
A tranquil reservoir in the remote eastern wilderness of the national park, ringed by giant boulders and equipped with simple campsites. It is the starting point for the hike to Inanke Cave.
Toghwana Dam lies in the remote eastern wilderness of Matobo National Park, surrounded by towering granite domes and balancing boulders. The scenery is wild and unspoiled, and visitors are few. Waterbirds, baboons and rock hyraxes are often seen by the water. Beside the dam are basic National Park campsites and picnic spots, and it is the departure point for the hike to Inanke Cave. The access road is rough, so a high-clearance vehicle is recommended. A National Park entry ticket is required, and camping must be booked in advance with the National Park management.
Opening hours
Open all day (camping requires reservation)