Manga Pans Nyamandhlovu Pan (the name refers to elephant meat) and game-viewing platform, one of the most popular game-viewing sites Guvalala Pan and game-viewing platform, rehabilitated by scouts from Kent, UK in the 1990s Dom Pan, where lion are often seen Chivasa Pan Longone Pans, named after the chief cook during the first warden's time Ngweshla Pan, a waterhole heavily frequented by game since before the park's proclamation Shapi Pan, another waterhole heavily frequented by game since before the park's proclamation and former headquarters of the park maintenance unit Sibaya Pan Sinamatella area Chawato Springs, a mineral spring north-west of Sinamatella on the Bumbusi road Dabashuro (Dobashura) Spring, a mineral spring west of Sinamatella Salt Springs Tshakabika Hot Springs, a thermal spring east of Sinamatella Lukosi River Mandavu Dam and picnic site Masuma Dam, with a thatched shelter overlooking the dam, as well as a camping ground and picnic site New Inyantue Dam Tshompani Dam Dandari (Dandaro) Vlei, Plains and Pan Kapula Vlei Tiriga (Triga) Vlei, a fossil river Shuma Pans, a series of waterholes heavily frequented by game since before the park's proclamation, with a hide and picnic site Nehimba Pan Tshompani Pan Linkwasha concession area Inkwazi Vlei, a fossil river Makololo Pans and Plains Somavundhla Pan Dzivanini wilderness area Liputi (Libuti) Camp and well. The name means a meeting place Kordoziba Gate Nata River Gwabazabuya (Gwabadzabuya ) River Limpandi Dam Dzivanini (Sibanini) Pan and mudflats Shakwanki wilderness area Shakwanki Pan; the name means ear and is a reference to its shape Tamasanka Pan, on the Hunters Road from Tati to Mpandamatenga Xixi Amabandi Pan Tsamhole wilderness area Tsamhole (Tsamahole) Pan and firetower, on the edge of extensive mudflats. The name refers to a waterhole owned by two people Bumbumutsa Pan; the name means bumble bee Reedbuck vlei, at the headwaters of the Deka River Accommodation and camping The park has three large rest camps and four smaller permanent camps. A history of the establishment of the large camps is available online. Main camp This is the park headquarters, in the north-east, easily accessible by tarred road from the main Bulawayo–Victoria Falls road. Camping and picnic sites In addition, overnight camping is permitted at picnic sites and some of the platforms overlooking waterholes; bookings must be made in advance with the National Parks board. Camping is restricted to one party at a time and during the day, the facilities