Waterhole · Addo Elephant National Park

Arizona Dam, Addo

Arizona Dam is a waterhole in Addo Elephant National Park, 450 m off the Gorah Elephant Camp Access Road.

About Arizona Dam

Arizona Dam is a small intermittent dam in the southern section of Addo Elephant National Park, reached along the quieter gravel road towards the park’s southern areas. The surrounding open grassland and bushveld can be productive for wildlife, with elephants, buffalo, zebra and antelope recorded in the area, while lions are also regularly associated with the broader Arizona Dam–Schotia Gate section.

Where to find Arizona Dam

Arizona Dam is a waterhole in Addo Elephant National Park, 450 m off the Gorah Elephant Camp Access Road. See exactly where it is on the map, and navigate to it, in the opspoor app.

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Arizona Dam questions

Where is Arizona Dam?

Arizona Dam is a waterhole in Addo Elephant National Park, 450 m off the Gorah Elephant Camp Access Road.

Which road is Arizona Dam on?

Arizona Dam is about 450 m off the Gorah Elephant Camp Access Road.

Can I use opspoor at Arizona Dam without signal?

Yes. Signal in Addo Elephant National Park can be patchy, and opspoor works fully offline: you can see sightings you've already loaded and log your own, which sync when you're back in range.

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