Bar

Camp David

Kanda Estate 1 views

When a Ghanaian craves good cheer after a long day, they head to Camp David for cold drinks in a relaxed neighborhood setting. The bar sells simple snacks perfect for quick breaks and friendly chats with locals. It sits on a busy road in the heart of Ghana's capital, easy to find from major bus stops. You'll feel welcome here anytime the sun is high or low.

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