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There is not one main rest camp in the Camdeboo National Park, but two camps where accommodation is provided. The park is open to day visitors and a variety of picnic sites with ablution facilities are available for day visitors to use.
Rates are per night and exclude 1% community fund which will be added when booking.
Accommodation Type | Base Guests | Base Rate | Additional Adults |
---|---|---|---|
Nkweba Camp Site (CK6) With Powerpoint |
2 | R 330 | R 114 |
Lakeview Tent (CTT2) Communal Facilities |
2 | R 989 | N/A |
Accommodation Type | Base Guests | Base Rate | Additional Adults |
---|---|---|---|
Nkweba Camp Site (CK6) With Powerpoint |
2 | R 330 | R 114 |
Lakeview Tent (CTT2) Communal Facilities |
2 | R 901 | N/A |
Lakeview Tented Camp offers accommodation in four rustic, furnished tents. These tents can be booked individually or by a group of friends or family travelling together. The Nqweba Campsite offers 15 spacious sites for caravans or tents.
Recently refreshed and revamped, the four tents at Lake View Tented Camp offer rustic but comfortable accommodation to two persons each. Furnished with 2 single beds and with bedding and towels supplied, these tents can be booked individually or by a group. The ablution facilities and fully equipped kitchen facilities are shared by all guests staying in the camp.
Thorn trees provide shade to the fifteen spacious caravan and tent sites at Nqweba Campsite. A maximum of 6 persons is allowed at each site. There is a power point and barbecue area, and additional vehicles are allowed but charged a fee per night. Communal ablution facilities and a communal kitchen is available to all campers.
Graaff-Reinet, the town nearest to the Camdeboo National Park, is practically surrounded by the park. A variety of banks, shops, pubs, restaurants, fuel stations and other facilities are available in Graaff-Reinet, including the Reinet House Museum.
Because the Big 5 – elephant, rhino, buffalo, lion and leopard – are not present in the Camdeboo National Park, visitors have the freedom to walk, cycle or hike through the park safely. A variety of hiking and walking trails are available. Visitors can enjoy non-motorized water sports on the dam, including surfing, kayaking or canoeing.
Self-drive game viewing is available, but don’t expect to see large quantities or a wide variety of animals. Enjoy the peaceful tranquillity and soak up the fresh air while birdwatching. The Camdeboo National Park is the ideal location for a family breakaway and for enjoying the vast landscapes and Karoo scenery.
A variety of programmes are run by and at Camdeboo National Park as part of their Socio-Economic Transformation Department’s task of education to protect the natural and cultural heritage resources.