Chilo Gorge Safari Lodge is perched on a cliff-edge with fantastic views over the Save River and Gonarezhou National Park. Re-opened in 2012; the lodge is just outside the Park and Clive Stockil, an integral part of the original Chilo Gorge Lodge, remains a vital part of the operation. The main area is made from stone, timber and thatch with a bar, a small library, lounges and dining areas in a double-storey structure overlooking a large outdoor pool. Accommodation consists of 15 chalets across two different locations: ten king-size, or twin chalets decorated in the local Shangaan style are located at the main camp, each overlooking the river gorge with a private balcony and have en-suite showers and a toilet. In addition, four self-catering double chalets and a family chalet (sleeping up to six) are set in Nhambo self-catering Camp, a little way from the main area with its own plunge pool, barbecue area and kitchen, and is a good option for a family or group of friends looking for a more self-contained option.