There are several lodges in the valley and a few campsites as well. Almost all are good, although they have quite different styles of operating. For the most part, power is either solar generated or supplied by battery, so needs to be used sparingly. With advance booking and a 4WD, you can drive yourself into any of these, but most people arrange for a transfer by road or charter flight. Establishments to the west of the national park are in the Chiawa GMA. All visitors in the park will be asked to pay a levy of US$2 per person per day towards Conservation Lower Zambezi, an organisation committed to the protection of the wildlife and habitat of the national park and the Chiawa GMA. Looking at the various establishments from west to east:

Outside the national park in the Chiawa GMA
Lower Zambezi River Camp
Kanyemba Lodge
Wild Tracks Adventure Camp
Kayila Lodge
Mtondo
Nyati River Lodge
Mvuu Lodge
Sobek Canoe Adventures
Kiubo River Lodge
Kasaka River Lodge
Royal Zambezi Lodge
Inswi
Chiawa Community Campsite
Chongwe River Camp

Within the Lower Zambezi National Park
Chiawa Camp
Sausage Tree
Mwambashi River Lodge
Old Mondoro
Kulefu Camp

East of the national park
There are a few small camps on the eastern side of the national park, on either side of the Mpata Gorge. Those east of the gorge are usually reached from the village of Luangwa, which itself is readily accessible by 2WD from the Great East Road.

Ana Tree Lodge
Zambezi River Lodge
Zambezi River Lodge
Redcliff Zambezi Lodge