There are 30 bungalows at the Canon Lodge, all of which are built of stone with thatched roof. They are nestled amongst boulders and natural rock, with individual stone pathways.

Each bungalow has it's own small front patio and sitting area outside, with a small table built of stone and camping chairs to sit on.

Inside, the bungalows are quite basic, but furnished with all of the necessities. Each has twin beds built out of wood, and on either side of the beds are pedestals built out of stone. There are mosquito nets hanging above the beds as well as a rotating electric fan.

When we last visited, in March, the interior of the bungalows were kept pleasant cool by their stone walls and floors, and their thatched rooves. However, this also results in the bungalows being quite dark inside – and cold during Namibia's coolest months.

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