Augrabies Falls National Park

Augrabies Falls National Park Rest Camp

Accommodation at the Augrabies Falls National Park is provided at a comfortable rest camp with wonderful fully equipped bungalows and cottages, campsites, scrumptious food from their restaurant, a shop where souvenirs and basic supplies can be acquired and an information desk for your convenience. Picnic areas with ablution and barbecue facilities as well as 3 swimming pools are provided for those very hot days. All accommodation is serviced daily and provided with bedding, towels and soap. There are also Full conference facilities at Augrabies Falls National Park Rest Camp.

Augrabies Falls Camping and Caravan Sites all with communal ablution, laundry, kitchen and washing up facilities. All sites have power points and are in a shaded area.

Augrabies Falls Bungalows - AC with 3 single beds, W/c and shower, fully equipped kitchen & open plan living. Two three-bedded bungalows have been adapted for persons with mobility impairments.

Augrabies Falls Family Cottages - 2 bedrooms, each with 2 single beds, AC with equipped kitchen and both bedrooms, W/c and bath.

Facilities:

• Picnic area for Day Visitors with ablution and barbecue facilities, and a swimming pool.
• Shop, Shibula Restaurant.
• Public telephones, fuel.
• Three swimming pools for residents and the pool hours are as follows:

Imagine a reverberation as loud & forceful as a powerful flow of water, unleashed from a raging river, roaring down a 56 m Waterfall into an 18-km abyss of breathtaking Gorge. This is what you can expect at the Augrabies Waterfall when the Orange River is in full flood.

Few sights are as overwhelming at this "Place of Great Noise" known and named by the primitive Khoi inhabitants of this Northern Province of South Africa. Striking names such as Moon Rock, Ararat and Echo Corner are expressive of this rock-strewn region. Klipspringer and kokerboom rest in an austere silhouette touching the African sky, silent sentinels in a curiously unique surrounding where only those that are able to adjust ultimately endure.

The 55 383 hectares together on the northern and southern edges of the Orange River at Augrabies Falls National Park bestow a sanctuary to a variety of species, from the tiniest succulents, birds and reptiles to the more superior springbok, gemsbok and giraffe.