Sendelingsdrif Rest Camp

Lovers of authentic and unflattened wilderness will love the charming Sendelingsdrif Rest Camp, especially if your idea of a good safari still includes non essentials such as electricity and a complete set of kitchen utensils. Quaint, mining-inspired accommodation is complemented nicely by the surrounding vegetation and seasonal wildflowers.

The camp itself consists of ten four or two-bed chalets, all with air conditioning, and full kitchen utilities (fridge, stove, etc). Units are all complete with showers, and have access to the camp swimming pool. Ablution facilities offer cold water showers only.

Activities for guests include guided tours of the area during the flowering season, as well as bird watching excursions, and walking trails of the area available for different time periods, and over different routes.

A new rest camp has been built which consists of ten chalets (4 x 4 bed units and 6 x 2 bed units).

All chalets are equipped with air conditioning, fridge and two plate electric stoves. All units have showers, front porches with views over the Gariep (Orange River) and there is a swimming pool in the camp.

Tatasberg and Ganakouriep Wilderness Camps

Each camp consists of:

• 4 x 2-bed self catering units with showers,
• 12 volt lighting system,
• fridges and gas stoves (hot and cold water).
• Should problems occur with the lights, paraffin lanterns are available.
• A caretaker is resident on site.
• The units will be swept out and the area kept clean but the washing of utensils and making of beds will be the responsibility of the guests for the duration of their stay.

Please note that the water at Ganakoeriep, Tatasberg and Hakkiesdoring is not suitable for drinking and it is recommended that guests should provide their own drinking water.

De Hoop Camp Site

This remains one of the most popular spots in the park and ablutions (cold showers) have been built to service 12 Campsites.

Richtersberg Camp Site

As for De Hoop, this camp, which lies on the banks of the river, has been upgraded with ablutions (cold showers) to service 12 Campsites.

Potjiespram Rest Camp

New ablutions have been built and showers (cold water only) are available.

There are 18 Campsites and an Environmental Education Centre where school groups can stay over in traditional Nama huts.