Rules for visitors visiting Woodlands Community Reserve and staying at Woodlands Adventure Camp and Campsite

• Vehicle Etiquette:

• Remain in your vehicle while in the wildlife area, except when at designated picnic sites or campsites.

• Do not approach or disturb wildlife; maintain a safe distance at all times.

• Speed Limits:

• Adhere to a maximum speed of 40 kilometers per hour on all roads within the wildlife area.

• Watch for wildlife crossing and adjust your speed accordingly.

• Campsite Guidelines:

• Keep campsites clean and tidy; dispose of waste in designated bins.

• Respect quiet hours to minimize disturbance to wildlife and fellow campers.

• Wildlife Interaction:

• Do not feed or attempt to interact with wild animals.

• Observe wildlife silently and avoid sudden movements or loud noises.

• Nighttime Safety:

• Use flashlights responsibly, and avoid shining them directly at wildlife.

• Be cautious when moving around at night; wildlife may be more active.

• Water Conservation:

• Conserve water by using it sparingly for showers and washing dishes.

• Report any water leaks or issues to camp management promptly.

• Fire Safety:

• Follow all fire safety regulations; use designated fire pits for cooking or warmth.

• Never leave fires unattended, and ensure they are fully extinguished before leaving.

• Respect for Local Culture:

• Be mindful of the local culture and traditions; respect the customs of the communities nearby.

• Avoid playing loud music that may disturb the tranquility of the area.

• Emergency Procedures:

• Familiarize yourself with emergency procedures and contact information.

• Report any emergencies or unusual wildlife behavior to camp authorities immediately.

• Leave No Trace:

• Leave the environment as you found it; avoid picking plants or disturbing natural features.

• Minimize your ecological footprint and contribute to the preservation of the wildlife area.

• These rules are designed to enhance the safety of visitors, protect the natural environment, and promote a harmonious coexistence with the wildlife in Zimbabwe's beautiful landscapes