It’s worth spending at least one night in the park, as you are most likely to see takhi and other wildlife at dusk or dawn.
The park is run by the now self-financed Hustai National Park Trust. The information centre at the entrance to the park has a ger with displays on the park and the takhi, a small souvenir shop and videos that include a documentary on Mongolian horses. There's a large ger camp here with a restaurant and shower block, plus volunteer accommodation. Ten kilometres south into the park’s core area is the former park headquarters. Another 13km or so west of that is Moilt camp.
