Campsites in Garden Route

Discover the charm of De Necker Family Farm, a peaceful retreat on the scenic Garden Route, just 9km from Still Bay. This idyllic farm offers a serene escape for both caravan and tent campers, featuring ablutions with gas geysers, solar lighting, and ample space for outdoor relaxation. Nestled under shady trees, you'll find a dedicated tent area and a cozy boma—a perfect gathering spot with a braai and seating for enjoying meals and sharing stories around the fire. This pet-friendly destination welcomes furry companions, with plenty of open space for them to explore. For those seeking true privacy, the expansive farm offers off-grid camping options, allowing you to pick a secluded spot and immerse yourself in nature. Adding to its uniqueness, De Necker Family Farm is home to a workshop where the skilled owners craft and repair airplane propellers. Guests can gain insight into this fascinating trade, a rare addition to a camping experience. Situated on the doorstep of Still Bay, visitors can explore attractions like the Blombos Museum of Archaeology, the iconic Preekstoel rock formation, and the mesmerizing eel feeding sessions. A short drive away, Riversdale offers local markets, shops, and more activities to enrich your stay. Whether you're seeking relaxation or adventure, De Necker Family Farm promises a memorable escape in the heart of South Africa's natural beauty.

Holding a special place in the hearts of campers for generations, The Point Caravan Resort has long been celebrated as a premier coastal destination. Now, under passionate new management, this iconic resort is embarking on an exciting new chapter, blending its cherished history with a fresh commitment to creating the ultimate camping experience. The resort’s spectacular location remains its greatest asset. Perched on prime coastal real estate, the park is designed to maximize its connection to the ocean, with clearly marked caravan stands that offer breathtaking sea views from almost every angle. The well-maintained grounds and ample shade create a comfortable and inviting atmosphere from the moment you arrive. A top priority for the new team is a renewed focus on the amenities that matter most to every camper. This dedication is most evident in the ablution facilities. Guests can rest assured that they will find impeccably clean, neat, and regularly sanitised facilities at all times, providing the peace of mind that is essential for a truly relaxing and comfortable holiday. This commitment to hygiene and maintenance ensures that the resort's infrastructure matches the quality of its incredible natural surroundings, allowing you to focus completely on your vacation. Understanding the needs of all their guests, from weekend adventurers to long-stay visitors, the resort also offers practical conveniences for an extended holiday. Designated laundry areas with coin-operated washing machines and drying lines make it easy for guests to settle in for a longer period, truly making The Point their home-away-from-home. This thoughtful blend of an unbeatable location, a legacy of happy memories, and a fresh wave of dedicated management welcomes you to experience the new and improved Point Caravan Resort for yourself.

Tsitsikamma Sunrise Caravan Park offers the best of both worlds: a peaceful countryside retreat that serves as the perfect home base for exploring one of South Africa’s most celebrated coastlines. Situated conveniently between Plettenberg Bay and the wild beauty of Nature's Valley, this park provides a quiet, green sanctuary to return to after a day of adventure. Whether you've been hiking the famous trails, relaxing on Keurboomstrand, or exploring the local attractions, you can look forward to a tranquil evening under the stars. The park is thoughtfully laid out with 55 level campsites, each offering a generous 120 square meters of lush, well-maintained grass. This means you have plenty of room to set up your caravan, tent, and outdoor living area without feeling crowded. You can choose a stand with or without an electrical point to suit your needs, and fresh water points are easily accessible throughout the grounds. Naturally, a private braai at your site is standard for that essential camping experience. A standout feature is the park’s commitment to sustainability, evident in its excellent ablution facilities. The water is heated using a combination of solar and gas, ensuring a reliable hot shower, and wastewater is recycled to keep the gardens green. In addition to the main facilities, two private family bathrooms provide extra convenience for those with little ones. You’ll also find practical amenities like a scullery, laundry facilities, and washing lines to make longer stays comfortable and easy. Prior arrangement with management is needed for guests wishing to bring one small, leashed pet along.

In the heart of Riversdal, the town fondly known as the ‘Sleeping Beauty’ of the Garden Route, Dibiki Holiday Resort offers a unique blend of in-town convenience and a relaxed, park-like setting. This well-established resort serves as an ideal basecamp for families and travellers looking to explore the region or simply enjoy a comfortable and secure stopover on a longer journey. The resort caters to a wide range of visitors. For campers and caravanners, there are 48 well-defined stands, a mix of both paved and grassed sites, many enjoying welcome shade from established trees. Each site comes equipped with a standard electrical point and its own braai area for a classic outdoor meal. If you prefer a solid roof over your head, Dibiki also offers ten fully-equipped, self-catering chalets perfect for families. On-site facilities are thoughtfully designed to ensure a balance of fun and relaxation for all ages. Guests can beat the summer heat by cooling off in one of the two sparkling swimming pools; there is a main pool for general swimming and a dedicated shallow splash pool where toddlers can play safely. While the resort offers a peaceful retreat, convenience is never far away. Local shops, supermarkets, and restaurants in Riversdale are just a quick drive from the gate, making it easy to stock up on supplies or enjoy a meal out. Please note that to preserve the tranquil atmosphere and cleanliness of the grounds, pets are not permitted at the resort.

Nestled gracefully along the captivating coastline of the Garden Route, Dwarswegstrand Resort offers a truly stunning beachfront holiday experience. Perfectly situated between the vibrant towns of Mossel Bay and George, and just a stone's throw from the charming Great Brak River, its location is simply idyllic. From the moment you arrive, you'll feel the gentle sea breeze and hear the soothing rhythm of the ocean, setting the tone for an unforgettable getaway. This is a destination where the natural beauty of the Western Cape unfolds right before your eyes, inviting you to leave the everyday behind and step into a world of coastal bliss. The resort prides itself on providing an environment where you can truly unwind and soak up the tranquil atmosphere of this coastal haven. With direct access to a pristine, long stretch of white sandy beach, your days can be filled with leisurely walks along the shore, building sandcastles with the family, or simply basking in the warm sunshine. The calm, clean waters are perfect for a refreshing dip or various beach activities, ensuring there's always something to do. For your peace of mind, the resort features access-controlled entry, ensuring a safe and secure environment where guests can relax completely, knowing their holiday sanctuary is protected. Dwarswegstrand Resort offers a wonderful variety of accommodation, catering to both those who prefer the comforts of self-catering units and those who love the spirit of camping. The well-maintained grounds provide excellent facilities for all, making it an ideal choice for every type of traveler. Whether your heart yearns for a quiet retreat where you can simply enjoy the sea views or you’re looking for a convenient base to explore the countless wonders of the Garden Route, this resort is perfectly positioned. From the lush natural beauty of the nearby Great Brak River to the many exciting attractions in Mossel Bay and George, every day promises a new adventure or a moment of pure relaxation, creating a collection of unforgettable memories.

Discover the perfect, peaceful sanctuary to serve as your home base for exploring the Garden Route and beyond at Outeniqua Caravan Park. Strategically and serenely situated in the quiet surroundings between the bustling hubs of Mossel Bay and George, this park offers a wonderfully tranquil retreat from the holiday crowds. It’s the ideal launchpad for a multitude of adventures, placing you within easy reach of the region’s most famous attractions while providing a calm and relaxing environment to return to at the end of each day. From here, your travel possibilities are endless. You are perfectly positioned for unforgettable day trips into the Klein Karoo to visit the world-famous Cango Caves or to experience Oudtshoorn’s iconic ostrich farms. The stunning coastal towns of the Garden Route are also an easy drive away, with the Wilderness and Knysna just an hour from your doorstep and the beauty of Plettenberg Bay easily reachable for a full day of exploration. For a classic beach day, the lovely Little Brak Beach is a mere 1.8 kilometers away, offering a safe and uncrowded stretch of sand that’s perfect for families with small children. After a day of adventure, the park welcomes you back to a world of comfort and space. The extra-large, grassy sites are a true luxury, giving you plenty of room to spread out and create your own private oasis. Ample shade from mature trees provides welcome relief from the sun, creating a cool and inviting atmosphere. Every site is equipped with electricity, and these are all supported by clean, modern ablution blocks and convenient dishwashing facilities. It is this masterful combination of a prime, central location and a spacious, peaceful setting that makes Outeniqua Caravan Park the ideal choice for your next holiday.

Arbeidsloon offers a genuine working farm experience, providing a peaceful escape from the busy coastal hubs while still being close to the action. Located on a cattle and grain farm just 20 kilometres from Mossel Bay, this is a place where you can enjoy the wide-open spaces and quiet rhythms of country life. The Fivaz family has been farming here since 1986, creating a welcoming and authentic atmosphere for their guests. The campsite features 13 grassed stands set in an open field, offering expansive views and brilliant starry nights. As the sites are in the full sun, it's a good idea to pack your own gazebo or shade awning for daytime comfort. Each stand is equipped with a power point and water access, with communal dishwashing sinks and clean, functional ablutions available for all campers. While the farm itself is a tranquil retreat, it’s also a fantastic base for exploring. The beautiful beaches of Vleesbaai and Boggomsbaai are just a short drive away for swimming and fishing. For the more adventurous, the famous Vleesbaai 4x4 route is nearby. And if you don't feel like cooking, the popular Stoepsit restaurant is conveniently located just down the road. Please note that due to the working nature of the farm, pets are not permitted.

Witsand West Caravan Park occupies a piece of prime coastal real estate where the mighty Breede River meets the Indian Ocean. This is not a resort tucked away from the action; it’s right in the heart of it, offering campers direct access to both the river mouth and Witsand’s beautiful Blue Flag beach. The location alone makes it a paradise for water sports enthusiasts and families who live for the sea and sand. The area is most famous as a kitesurfing mecca. The combination of reliable summer winds and the vast, uncrowded expanse of the river mouth creates a world-class natural playground that attracts riders from all over the globe. But the river’s appeal is much broader. On calmer days, it’s perfect for stand-up paddleboarding, kayaking, and leisurely boating. And, of course, there’s the fishing. The Breede is legendary among anglers, and the tales of the day’s catch are a nightly ritual around the braai fires. The caravan park itself provides a traditional, down-to-earth camping experience. Its main draw is its unbeatable location rather than luxury amenities. The park features 93 functional stands, providing the essential services needed for a comfortable stay, including access to ablution blocks and electrical hook-ups. It’s a place where the focus is on the great outdoors—a simple, practical basecamp for a holiday packed with adventure, whether you're chasing the wind, the fish, or simply the sunset over the water.

Gouritsmond Caravan Park offers a classic South African beach holiday experience in a charming, small coastal village. Located near the mouth of the Gourits River, about 45 kilometres from Mossel Bay, this is the kind of place families have been returning to for generations. The park's main attraction is its immediate access to a natural playground: a seasonal Blue Flag beach and a wonderful tidal pool, which provides a safe and calm swimming spot for children. The park itself is spacious, with 100 grassed campsites suitable for everything from a small tent to a large motorhome. Each site is equipped with an electrical outlet and features its own built-in braai, perfect for cooking up the day’s catch. The shared ablution blocks are kept clean and functional, providing reliable hot showers for a comfortable stay. Days at Gouritsmond are naturally spent by the water, whether you’re fishing from the rocks, launching a small boat, or simply relaxing on the beach. Beyond the shore, the area is a haven for nature enthusiasts. Four well-marked hiking trails, ranging from short strolls to longer 8km loops, wind through the local fynbos and dunes. As the park is located within the Gourits Cluster Biosphere Reserve, it’s a prime spot for birdwatching, so keep an eye out for the endangered Black Oystercatcher.

George Country Resort offers a unique blend of convenience and natural charm, providing a peaceful, park-like setting while being just minutes from the amenities of town. Its strategic location in George makes it an excellent home base for travellers looking to explore the entire Garden Route, from the mountains of the Klein Karoo to the famous beaches of Wilderness and Victoria Bay. The resort caters exceptionally well to both traditional campers and those who appreciate a few extra comforts. For caravanners and tenters, there are 126 spacious sites spread across lush, well-maintained lawns, with plenty of shade from mature trees. Every standard site is equipped with its own 220V power point and a nearby water tap. For an elevated camping experience, the resort also features 16 sought-after sites, each with its own private ablution block. This fantastic facility includes your own shower, toilet, and a practical kitchenette, giving you the freedom of camping with the convenience and privacy of a chalet. What truly defines the atmosphere, however, is the sight of resident springbok grazing peacefully between the campsites. This special touch adds a real sense of being in nature. To ensure a comfortable stay for everyone, the resort is well-equipped with clean central ablution facilities (with both showers and baths), as well as modern scullery and laundry areas.

Tucked away on the forested shores of Groenvlei, this well-shaded resort holds a unique position as the only holiday destination on the Garden Route's only natural freshwater lake. Situated halfway between the popular towns of Wilderness and Knysna, it offers a true sanctuary for nature lovers. The resort is enveloped by protected wilderness; it shares a border with the vast Goukamma Nature Reserve and falls within the greater Garden Route National Park, ensuring a stay here feels genuinely removed from the hustle and bustle. For those who love to camp, the resort offers 55 spacious and level sites, beautifully maintained with lush lawns. You have the flexibility to choose your ideal spot, whether you prefer the deep shade of mature trees, a site with partial sun, or a brighter spot for the cooler months. Each campsite is serviced with an electrical point, and fresh water taps are conveniently located throughout the park. Comfort and cleanliness are clearly a priority here. The large, modern ablution blocks are kept impeccably clean and provide a reliable supply of hot water for everyone. Practical needs are also well catered for with two sculleries for washing up and a dedicated laundry area. In a welcome gesture for travellers, the on-site washing machines are available for guests to use free of charge. In addition to the campsites, a selection of fully-equipped, self-catering cottages and lodges are available for hire. Please note that if you wish to bring a canine companion, small dogs may be permitted by prior arrangement only, and are not accepted during peak holiday seasons.

Nestled in a tranquil "sleepy hollow" between George and Mossel Bay, Glentana Caravan Park offers a classic Garden Route seaside escape. The resort is uniquely situated in an ancient riverbed, which provides natural protection from the coastal winds and creates a lush, sub-tropical atmosphere. It is a destination where the pace of life slows down to the rhythm of the tides, making it an ideal choice for families seeking a traditional beach holiday or retirees looking for a peaceful, scenic retreat along one of South Africa’s most radiant stretches of coastline. The park features a generous number of stands, all of which are well-grassed and level. A significant advantage of this location is the natural shade provided by the established vegetation, which helps keep the sites cool during the warm summer months. Each site is electrified and includes its own braai area, with water points located conveniently close by. The communal ablution blocks are well-maintained and offer clean showering and bathing facilities, as well as a scullery and laundry area. While the resort feels like a secluded sanctuary, it is fully fenced with a security boom gate to ensure a safe and worry-free stay for all guests. Activity here is centered almost entirely around the pristine sandy beach, located just a short walk from the campsites. You can spend your days ocean swimming, surfing, or exploring the rocky coastline where shipwrecks and ancient caves wait to be discovered. The area is also renowned for excellent shore fishing and abundant birdlife. For those who want to explore further, the park is perfectly positioned for day trips to the Oteniqua Mountains or the nearby hub of George. Whether you are building sandcastles with the kids or enjoying a quiet evening braai, Glentana provides a grounded and welcoming home base.

Discover a true oasis of family fun and relaxation at Karoowater Caravan Park. Perfectly situated in the quaint and peaceful valley of the Olifants River, this is a destination that offers a complete and unforgettable Klein Karoo experience. Located on the famous Route 62, just 40 kilometers from Oudtshoorn, it’s the ideal base from which to explore the region's unique charms, from quirky "padstalle" and arts and crafts stalls to the excellent wine-tasting cellars of nearby Calitzdorp. The resort itself is a world of natural beauty, surrounded by breathtaking, panoramic views of both the Gamkaberg and the majestic Swartberg mountain ranges. This spectacular setting is enhanced by the charming and unique presence of free-roaming springbuck, which peacefully graze throughout the property, adding a wonderful touch of the wild to your stay. The camping experience is designed for classic comfort, with beautifully laid out and lushly grassed sites that are perfect for caravans, motorhomes, and tents alike. While the setting is peaceful, the resort is a vibrant hub of family entertainment. A fantastic swimming pool complex, complete with an exciting waterslide, provides hours of fun on a hot Karoo day. For the younger guests, a delightful animal park and a dedicated toddler play park ensure they are always happily entertained. After a day of fun, you can enjoy a delicious meal at the on-site restaurant. Each campsite is equipped with a convenient electricity point and is supported by well-appointed, clean ablution facilities, ensuring your stay is as comfortable as it is memorable.

Forever Resort Plettenberg Bay boasts one of the most sought-after locations in the Garden Route, offering a tranquil riverside setting just minutes from the vibrant energy of Plettenberg Bay. Nestled on the lush, green banks of the Keurbooms River, this resort provides a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle, while still being just a six-kilometre drive from the town's world-famous beaches and attractions. The resort is exceptionally well-equipped for campers and caravanners. A large number of spacious campsites are available, many of which are highly prized for their prime positions right on the riverfront, offering beautiful, serene views. These sites are well-grassed, offer welcome shade, and come equipped with power points. The entire park is serviced by clean and well-maintained ablution facilities, ensuring a comfortable stay befitting the Forever Resort standard. For non-campers, a wide variety of chalets and cabins are also available. Life at the resort is a wonderful blend of relaxation and adventure. The calm, wide expanse of the Keurbooms River is a natural playground, perfect for boating, paddling, and fishing. The resort's on-site facilities, including a swimming pool and trampolines, provide plenty of entertainment for the kids. With five of Plett's most beautiful beaches in the immediate vicinity, you have an endless choice of spots for swimming, sunbathing, and exploring.

Arbeidsrus Kothuis en Kamp is set on a working sheep farm just outside Mossel Bay, approximately 6 km from the beaches of Boggomsbaai. This tranquil farm retreat offers an authentic countryside camping experience, ideal for guests seeking peace, open spaces, and a quiet natural environment. The setting is defined by fresh air, farm views, and the sounds of nature, with abundant birdlife and occasional small wildlife on the property. The campsite consists of five spacious, grassed camping stands. The sites are suitable for tents, trailers, and caravans. A modern ablution block is located close to the campsites and offers separate male and female facilities with hot showers. Each campsite is approximately 100 m² in size and accommodates a maximum of six guests and one vehicle. Every stand is equipped with: • A private 220V power point • A tap with borehole water for general use • A shared dishwashing basin • A refuse bin • A mobile braai (barbecue) The emphasis at Arbeidsrus is on relaxed, low-impact farm camping, where guests can enjoy space, quiet, and simple comforts without crowds or noise. In addition to the campsites, there is a small wooden cabin on the property for guests who prefer a roof over their heads, but all guests share the same clean, well-maintained ablution facilities. There is no Wi-Fi, by design, allowing guests to disconnect and unwind. Mobile reception is available, although it may be limited in places. The gravel farm road leading to the property is slightly uneven but accessible to all standard vehicles. Guests are welcome to explore the farm on foot or by bicycle, relax at their campsite, or venture out to the nearby coastline for beach visits. Mossel Bay and the surrounding area offer a range of restaurants, coffee shops, and local attractions within easy driving distance. Arbeidsrus Kothuis en Kamp is best suited to campers who value tranquillity, nature, and an authentic farm stay close to the sea.

For those seeking an adventurous escape into a rugged mountain landscape, Eagle Falls Country Lodge offers a memorable experience. Situated deep in the Kammanassie Mountains between Uniondale and the Baviaanskloof, this is a destination for nature lovers who don't mind travelling off the beaten path. The journey itself, along a well-maintained gravel road accessible to all standard vehicles, sets the stage for the remote beauty that awaits you. The main attractions here are the natural rock pools and waterfalls from which the lodge gets its name. A series of hiking trails lead you to these stunning spots, providing incredible opportunities for swimming, kloofing, and picnicking in a truly wild setting. The campsite serves as the perfect base for these explorations and is also renowned as a starting point for some of the area's most challenging 4x4 routes. The intimate campsite consists of approximately 25 stands, thoughtfully arranged on a grassy terrace shaded by mature willow trees. Each stand is equipped with an electrical point, ensuring you have the necessary comforts after a day of adventure. The shared ablution facilities are clean and reliable, offering hot showers and proper flush toilets. This is the ideal spot for active families and adventurous travellers looking to explore a spectacular mountain wilderness.

Discover a true water lover's paradise at Stompies Oord, a classic and beloved resort situated on the shores of the magnificent Stompdrift Dam. As the largest dam in the Klein Karoo, this vast expanse of water, with its 25-kilometer shoreline cutting deep into the foothills of the Great Swartberg Mountains, is a truly spectacular sight. The resort is designed for those who love boating, fishing, and waterskiing, offering direct access to an incredible aquatic playground. It’s a place of big skies, dramatic landscapes, and endless fun on the water. The campsite at Stompies Oord is a masterclass in practical and thoughtful design, laid out on three beautifully lawn-covered terraces that cascade down towards the high-water mark of the dam. This clever, tiered layout ensures that many campers can enjoy fantastic views. In a wonderfully helpful touch, the park even specifies the best spots for shade, with the front terrace being perfect for cool afternoons and the middle terrace offering welcome relief from the morning sun. Each campsite has its own dedicated fire pit, and the majority of sites have access to shared electricity points. This commitment to choice and practicality extends to the ablution facilities. You can opt for the comfort of the neat and clean built ablutions, which provide the luxury of hot showers and toilets. For a quicker, more rustic rinse-off after a day on the dam, a set of Safari-style ablutions with cold showers is also available. It is this combination of a prime location on a magnificent dam, a thoughtfully designed campsite that considers the camper’s every practical need, and a classic, relaxed atmosphere that makes Stompies Oord an enduring favourite in the Klein Karoo.

Woodbourne Resort boasts one of the most sought-after locations in Knysna, situated right at The Heads. While just a five-kilometre drive from the bustling town centre, the resort feels like a world away, offering a serene, park-like sanctuary for your Garden Route holiday. The atmosphere is defined by its canopy of mature trees, which not only provides welcome shade but also hosts a rich variety of birdlife, including the famous Knysna Loerie and the resort’s own resident owls. The park caters to campers with 75 well-established sites, spread out across spacious, grassy lawns. Each site is equipped with a dedicated braai place and an electrical point, with Wi-Fi also available for those who need to stay connected. To ensure a comfortable stay for all guests, the resort is supported by clean ablution blocks and convenient laundry facilities, making it suitable for both short weekend breaks and longer family holidays. The true magic of staying at Woodbourne is its immediate access to the diverse natural beauty of Knysna. You are just a short, 500-metre stroll from the safe, calm waters of the tidal lagoon, perfect for families. A little further on, you can explore the miles of untouched ocean beach. As the original description so perfectly puts it, this is a place where you get a little bit of forest, a touch of the mountains, and a whole lot of lagoon right on your doorstep.

Located on the iconic Route 62, "A Touch of Plaas" is more than just a name—it's an invitation to experience genuine farm life in the heart of the Klein Karoo. Set just outside Ladismith with the dramatic backdrop of Towerkopberg, this small campsite offers a peaceful and personal alternative to larger, busier parks. It’s the perfect spot for travellers who appreciate quiet evenings, vast starry skies, and the simple rhythm of the countryside. With just five exclusive campsites, the focus here is on peace and personal space. The stands are exceptionally generous, measuring 14 by 9 meters, providing plenty of room to comfortably manoeuvre a caravan or motorhome and set up a proper outdoor living area. Each plot is fully serviced with its own electricity and fresh water connection. The standout feature, however, is the convenience and privacy offered with each booking. Every individual stand comes with its own private, dedicated bathroom, complete with a clean shower, toilet, and basin. This thoughtful amenity elevates the camping experience, removing the need for shared ablution blocks. To further enhance your stay, all guests have access to well-maintained communal facilities, including a shared kitchen for more complex meal prep, a scullery, and a separate laundry room—a welcome convenience for those on a longer journey through the Karoo.

Nestled at the very foothills of the majestic Swartberg Mountains, Kruisriver Guest Farm is a true sanctuary for those seeking to escape the bustle of everyday life. Situated on the scenic route between Oudtshoorn and the port-producing town of Calitzdorp, this is a destination where the profound peace and quiet of the Klein Karoo can truly be felt. While the scenery is undeniably spectacular, the most outstanding and memorable feature of this farm is an auditory one: the constant, gentle murmur of running water, a soothing sound that lulls you into a state of complete relaxation from the moment you arrive. The camping experience is designed to be intimate and deeply connected to this serene environment. The camping plots are beautifully positioned right next to a running stream, ensuring that the tranquil sound of the water is your constant companion. Waking up to this gentle sound, surrounded by the magnificent, uninterrupted views of the Swartberg range, is a truly special experience. The sites are best suited for tents and smaller caravans, which helps to preserve the intimate and quiet atmosphere of this special place. While the experience is rustic and nature-focused, all the essential comforts are thoughtfully provided. Each of the well-maintained stands has its own convenient electricity point and a private braai facility, allowing you to settle in for a comfortable and self-sufficient stay. These are supported by clean and separate shower and toilet facilities for males and females. It is this masterful blend of a breathtaking natural setting, an atmosphere of absolute peace, and simple, quality amenities that makes Kruisriver Guest Farm a truly restorative getaway for the soul.

Surrounded by the lush indigenous Knysna forest, Harkerville Forest Lodge offers a serene and verdant retreat perfectly positioned between the coastal hubs of Plettenberg Bay and Knysna. This destination is a haven for those who want to wake up to the cool, earthy scent of the forest while remaining just a few kilometers away from some of the Garden Route’s most pristine white beaches. The atmosphere is defined by a sense of deep tranquility and natural beauty, where the towering canopy provides a sanctuary for abundant birdlife and a peaceful escape from the busy holiday pace of the nearby towns. The property features spacious, level stands set on well-maintained grass. To keep the environment looking its best, visitors are encouraged to use net groundsheets during their stay. While the forest setting provides a sense of seclusion, the camp is well-equipped with modern essentials, including reliable power points and accessible water points near each site. The communal facilities are practical and extensive, featuring tidy ablution blocks with hot-water showers, a dedicated scullery for washing up, and even a communal kitchen and laundry service, making it an excellent choice for longer stays. Life at the lodge revolves around exploring one of South Africa’s most iconic tourist regions. On-site, you can spend a quiet afternoon cooling off in the outdoor swimming pool or birdwatching under the trees. For those looking to venture out, the lodge serves as a premier base for visiting world-class attractions such as Monkeyland, Birds of Eden, and the Knysna Elephant Park. Whether you are exploring the estuary at the Knysna Heads or enjoying a sunset braai at your site, the lodge provides a grounded and comfortable gateway to the very best of the Garden Route.

Nestled at the foot of the majestic Swartberg mountain range in the heart of the Klein Karoo, Swartberg Wilds is the perfect destination for an authentic outdoor adventure. This is an invitation to disconnect from the grid and reconnect with nature in a world of serene landscapes and profound tranquility. Your adventure begins on the final approach, a two-kilometer dirt road that sets the tone for the wild escape ahead, best suited for high-clearance vehicles (with a 4x4 required in muddy conditions). It's an ideal retreat for nature lovers, families, and adventure seekers alike. The camp is thoughtfully laid out to cater to different needs. The spacious main campground offers a generous number of stands, ensuring plenty of room to spread out and enjoy the natural beauty. While the experience is off-grid, essential comforts are well catered for, with three hot showers, three toilets, and available drinking water. For larger gatherings or those seeking more exclusivity, a second site is available for group bookings, perfectly accommodating a mix of campervans and tents. This flexibility makes it a superb choice for family reunions or club getaways. The rugged landscape is your personal playground, offering scenic hiking trails, challenging mountain biking routes, and opportunities for bass fishing and swimming in the farm dams. The experience is intentionally free of electricity, encouraging you to enjoy evenings by the campfire under a breathtaking canopy of stars. For convenience, cellphone reception is available, and firewood can be purchased on-site. When you fancy a break from camp cooking, two local restaurants are just a short drive away, providing the perfect blend of rustic seclusion and nearby comfort.

Die Dam River Camp is not just a destination; it's a reward at the end of a proper 4x4 adventure. Nestled on the tranquil banks of the Gamka River in the Klein Karoo, this camp is designed exclusively for the self-sufficient traveller. Access is strictly for 4x4 vehicles with good ground clearance, and the journey itself is part of the experience, taking you deep into a rugged and beautiful landscape far from any main roads. This is not a public campsite, but a completely private bush retreat booked for one group at a time. The entire camp is yours and yours alone, ensuring absolute peace and seclusion. Shaded by mature trees, the site offers a lapa for shelter and a large braai area for evenings spent under the stars. The heart of the camp is its connection to the Gamka River, which provides a stunning natural swimming pool for cooling off on a hot Karoo day. The facilities thoughtfully blend rustic charm with essential comfort. You’ll find a clean ablution block with flush toilets and a classic "donkey" boiler, which provides a reliable and authentic bushveld hot shower. There is no electricity, encouraging a true off-grid experience. This is the perfect escape for 4x4 enthusiasts or families looking for an uninterrupted break to simply fish, swim, and soak up the profound silence of the Karoo.

Eden Park Jongensfontein offers a unique and modern take on the classic farm stay, perfect for campers who value privacy and self-sufficiency. Located just four kilometres from the coastal town of Jongensfontein, this retreat provides a peaceful, rural atmosphere away from the busy beachfront parks. The final 2.5 kilometres of well-maintained gravel road signal your departure from the main tourist route and your arrival at a truly tranquil destination, easily accessible for standard cars and road caravans. The defining feature of Eden Park Jongensfontein is its unparalleled privacy. With just five campsites in total, the park is designed to feel exclusive and uncrowded. Each of the five sites is a completely self-contained haven. You won’t be sharing facilities here; every site includes its very own private ablution block, a covered braai area for all-weather cooking, and a dedicated solar power system, providing reliable, off-grid electricity for your essential needs. This thoughtful layout ensures you can enjoy a truly personal camping experience. The sites are intentionally spaced far apart from each other, maximizing the sense of peace and seclusion. It’s an ideal setup for couples or families who want to enjoy the natural surroundings without interruption. Eden Park Jongensfontein offers the perfect compromise: a quiet, private basecamp with easy access to the beautiful coastline of Jongensfontein whenever you choose.

Island Lake Holiday Resort offers the rare opportunity to camp directly on the water's edge within the beautiful boundaries of the Wilderness National Park. Waking up to glorious views of the tranquil lake, with the sound of birdlife all around, is what makes a stay here so special. This is a destination for those who love water-based activities and want a holiday where the main attraction is right on their doorstep. The resort features 55 campsites, all of which are well-grassed, level, and enjoy welcome shade. Each spacious site is equipped with a 20-amp electrical point, and drinking water taps are conveniently close by. Guests are asked to bring their own portable braai and grid for cooking. A major highlight for many is that most sites offer direct views of the lake, with the boat launching facilities often visible right from your camp chair, making it incredibly easy to get your canoe, ski-boat, or paddleboard onto the water. Life here revolves around the lake. It’s a natural playground for boating, water skiing, and fishing, while the calm shores are perfect for swimming or simply relaxing. A kids' playground keeps the little ones busy when they’re not in the water. Being in the heart of the Garden Route, you’re also perfectly positioned to explore. The famous Wilderness beaches, local shops, and restaurants are just a short drive away, as are attractions like hiking trails and animal sanctuaries.

Discover a true hidden gem in the heart of the Garden Route at Molenrivier campsite. Tucked away on a working farm within a lush, forested gorge, this is a destination for those seeking profound peace and a genuine connection to nature. Located just 12 kilometers from the coastal charm of Great Brak River, the final approach to the campsite signals your departure from the everyday. As you descend into the gorge, you are enveloped by a sense of tranquility and seclusion, with the gentle sounds of the forest replacing the noise of the outside world. The camping experience here is intentionally intimate, with only ten sites available, ensuring an uncrowded and personal stay. This is not a place of bustling activity, but one of quiet contemplation and relaxation. Each spacious site is a well-maintained patch of lush green grass, offering welcome shade from the canopy of the forest above. Every stand is also equipped with a reliable electricity point, providing essential modern comforts without detracting from the rustic, natural atmosphere. It’s the perfect setting to wake up to a chorus of birdsong and spend your days simply soaking in the extraordinary beauty of your surroundings. This commitment to a comfortable and peaceful retreat extends to the well-maintained facilities, which include clean ablutions and a convenient scullery area. For those who travel with their four-legged companions, the farm offers a wonderfully welcoming policy for well-socialised pets during the quieter off-season months (by prior arrangement). It is this perfect blend of an extraordinary natural setting, an intimate and quiet atmosphere, and thoughtful, clean amenities that makes Molenrivier a must-visit destination for the discerning camper.

ATKV Hartenbos is more than just a holiday destination; it's a cherished South African tradition, woven into the fabric of summer memories for generations. For many, it represents the quintessential beach getaway, a place where the year's hard work gives way to sun, sand, and family fun. Located in the heart of the Garden Route near Mossel Bay, the resort is an iconic landmark. Its name alone evokes the scent of sunscreen, the sound of waves, and the promise of a classic, carefree holiday. This is where families return year after year, creating a legacy of joy and connection against the backdrop of the beautiful Indian Ocean. The resort's atmosphere has two distinct, equally appealing personalities. During the peak summer season, particularly in December, Hartenbos transforms into a vibrant, bustling hub of activity. The energy is electric as the entire town becomes a giant, festive holiday community, alive with laughter, music, and the cheerful spirit of vacationers. In the quieter months, however, a different kind of magic emerges. The resort becomes a tranquil, close-knit community for long-stay campers who have discovered its unique appeal as a home-away-from-home. This deep sense of camaraderie and the slower pace of life make it a perfect escape for those looking to settle in and truly unwind. To support both the high-energy holidaymaker and the long-term visitor, the resort is equipped with an incredible array of amenities. The vast camping area features well-maintained and spacious sites, many of which serve as a comfortable base for weeks or even months at a time. Beyond camping, a wide range of accommodation options caters to every need. With everything from sparkling swimming pools and fun parks for the kids to shops and direct beach access for everyone, ATKV Hartenbos operates as a self-contained world of leisure. It’s a place where you can choose your own pace, whether that’s non-stop adventure or peaceful relaxation by the sea.

Discover the timeless charm of a classic coastal getaway at Jongensfontein Camping, Caravan & Self-Catering Resort. Perfectly and practically situated right on the beachfront, this is a destination that offers magnificent, uninterrupted views of the beautiful Blue Flag beach just across the road. The surrounding coastline is a wonderfully diverse playground, catering to every preference with its mix of long, sandy beaches for sunbathing, rugged rocky shorelines for exploring, and safe, shallow rock pools where small children can swim and play for hours on end. The resort is a true haven for the experienced traveler and has become a beloved home-away-from-home for many long-stay campers. The spacious and well-maintained camping and caravan plots are ideal for settling in for an extended period, allowing you to truly unwind and adopt the relaxed, unhurried pace of coastal life. The entire resort is kept beautifully clean and safe, creating a comfortable and welcoming community atmosphere where new friendships are often forged. While it's a paradise in summer, the resort is a spectacular year-round destination. During the winter season, the Hessequa coast transforms into a prime whale-watching area, and the resort's beachfront location provides a magnificent, natural grandstand for witnessing these gentle giants. For those who prefer a solid roof, a selection of well-equipped self-catering units offers a fantastic alternative, perfect for family holidays or group bookings. It is this combination of a prime, all-seasons location and a warm, welcoming community spirit that makes Jongensfontein an enduring coastal favourite.

Experience the ultimate classic beach holiday at Preekstoel Caravan Park, a sprawling and beloved resort that is practically on the sands of the beautiful Stilbaai coastline. This is a destination where long, lazy beach days are the main event, and the sound of the ocean is the constant, soothing soundtrack to your stay. The resort's most famous feature is its direct access to the magnificent Preekstoel beach, a stretch of coastline so pristine and well-managed that it has earned coveted Blue Flag status. It's the perfect, safe, and beautiful playground for families and sun-seekers. The beach itself is home to the historic "Preekstoel" (Pulpit) rock formation, a famous natural landmark that gives the resort its name. While the relentless power of the ocean has weathered this iconic formation over the years, it remains a popular and poignant point of interest, a testament to the timeless interplay between land and sea. Waking up and taking a short stroll to witness this piece of local history is a unique part of the Preekstoel experience, adding a wonderful sense of place to your seaside getaway. The resort is designed to host a vibrant and happy community of holidaymakers. The massive caravan park offers a huge number of camping plots, ensuring a lively and social atmosphere, especially during peak season. The grounds are kept beautifully clean, and the well-maintained ablution facilities cater to the needs of the bustling park. With a variety of self-catering units and a youth hostel also available, the resort is a wonderfully versatile destination for every type of visitor. It is the perfect place to settle in, sip a mocktail, and enjoy the simple, profound pleasures of a holiday by the sea.

Experience the undeniable allure of true coastal living at De Bakke Santos, a premier holiday destination nestled in the captivating town of Mossel Bay. This is more than just a resort; it is a stunning, beachfront haven where relaxation and adventure meet in perfect harmony. Situated right on the edge of the magnificent Southern Cape coastline, this is a place where you can immerse yourself in the timeless rhythm of the ocean and create unforgettable memories against a spectacular natural backdrop. Start your day in the most perfect way imaginable, waking up in your cozy campsite to the gentle, soothing sound of waves crashing against the shore. Before the world gets busy, you can take a leisurely stroll along the pristine, sandy beach, feeling the soft, cool sand beneath your feet and the refreshing sea breeze on your skin. The entire experience is designed to be a balm for the soul, a chance to disconnect from the stresses of everyday life and reconnect with the simple, profound pleasures of the coast. From your vantage point, you can bask in the breathtaking, panoramic views of the Indian Ocean, where every sunrise and sunset paints an absolute masterpiece across the sky. While tranquil relaxation is easy to find, the resort also offers an idyllic setting for exploration and excitement, with a huge variety of activities right at your fingertips, from classic beachside fun to thrilling water sports. It is this perfect, seamless blend of spectacular natural beauty and thoughtful, modern comfort that makes De Bakke Santos an essential Garden Route experience.

Hartenbos is one of the most popular resorts along the South coast of the Western Cape, thousands of residents from the Northern provinces spend their annual summer holiday here. "Everything Under the Sun" is the slogan that personifies Hartenbos with its whitewashed beaches, calm sea and Mediterranean climate. As part of the Garden Route and the Whale Route, situated between Mossel Bay and George, this tranquil town is the ideal destination for family holidays (as for hundreds of other families). Hartenbos River Resort consists of 37 spacious sites based on the grassy river bank of the Hartenbos River where you can do some bird watching with the abundance of birdlife around the area. All our sites are equipped with electricity, plug points, water taps between every 4 sites to be shared, braai facilities and refuse bins will also be available. Separate men and women ablutions are available to share. Hartenbos River Resort is approximately 8 km from the busy Mosselbay and 25 km from George Airport. When you are here you should make some time to visit The Hartenbos Museum that has an impressive display depicting the various stages of the "Great Trek". Whale, dolphin and seal watching are other attractions that draw tourists from far and wide each year.

Embrace the timeless appeal of a classic coastal holiday at Ellensrust Caravan Park, a beloved destination in the heart of the charming seaside town of Stilbaai. The park’s location is its crown jewel, offering visitors the best of two aquatic worlds. You are just a short, easy stroll from Stilbaai’s main swimming beach, a stretch of golden sand that has earned prestigious Blue Flag status for its safety and cleanliness. At the same time, the calm, gentle waters of the Goukou River are nearby, providing a perfect alternative for families with young children, canoeing, or simply relaxing by the water without the ocean waves. The caravan park itself is a sprawling green expanse, designed to host a vibrant community of holidaymakers. The numerous sites are all generously sized and covered in well-maintained grass, providing a clean and comfortable foundation for your tent or caravan. A notable characteristic of the park is its open, sun-drenched layout, which offers uninterrupted blue skies and a true coastal atmosphere perfect for sun-worshippers. To ensure a comfortable stay, especially during the warm summer months, visitors are encouraged to come prepared with their own gazebos, awnings, and shade nets to create their own cool, personalised holiday hub. Supporting your seaside adventure are a range of practical and convenient facilities. The park features well-maintained ablution blocks with flushing toilets and reliable hot-water showers, catering to the needs of a busy campsite. It all adds up to create the perfect environment for a traditional, sun-filled camping holiday where the days are long, the beach is your backyard, and the focus is on creating lasting family memories by the ocean.

Buffalo Bay Caravan Park occupies one of the most unique and spectacular pieces of real estate on the entire Garden Route. Situated on a grassy peninsula that juts out into the ocean, this park is virtually surrounded by water, with the powerful waves of the Indian Ocean on one side and the calm, sheltered bay on the other. This incredible setting, located within the Goukamma Marine Protected Area, provides an immersive seaside experience unlike any other. Waking up here means you are just a few steps from the sand, no matter where your campsite is located. The park offers a generous number of grassed stands, many with unbeatable views, suitable for both caravans and tents. These sites are equipped with electrical points and are serviced by clean ablution facilities, providing the essential comforts for a classic beach holiday. A playground on-site also offers a fun distraction for younger children. The main attraction is, of course, the water. The sheltered main beach is a paradise for families, offering safe swimming and perfect conditions for learning to surf. The opposite side of the peninsula is a haven for anglers and explorers, with fascinating rock pools and excellent fishing spots. During the winter months, the elevated position of the park makes it a phenomenal land-based whale-watching spot. It’s an idyllic, back-to-basics destination where nature provides all the entertainment you could ever need.

Discover a truly exceptional camping experience in the heart of the Klein Karoo at Kleinplaas Holiday Resort. Perfectly situated in the quaint and famous town of Oudtshoorn, this is a destination that prides itself on delivering a level of quality and comfort that goes above and beyond the ordinary. The resort offers a versatile range of accommodation, but its camping facilities are a true standout, having earned an official four-star grading - a testament to their superior quality and the resort's commitment to excellence. The four-star experience begins with the campsites themselves. Designed with the caravan and camping enthusiast in mind, the park features large, perfectly level stands that make setting up an absolute breeze. A generous canopy of mature trees provides plenty of welcome shade, creating a cool and inviting atmosphere even on a hot Karoo day. Every single site is equipped with a reliable electrical point, ensuring you have all the modern conveniences you need for a comfortable and hassle-free stay. This commitment to quality extends to the superb communal facilities. A central barbecue area provides a wonderful social hub for guests to gather and share a meal, while the sparkling swimming pool is the perfect spot to cool off and relax. The ablution facilities are a true highlight, kept impeccably clean and neat, and offering the wonderful choice of either a refreshing shower or a long, relaxing bath. With convenient laundry facilities also available on-site, Kleinplaas delivers a complete, comfortable, and truly memorable four-star experience for every camper.

Discover a rare and exclusive opportunity to stay in one of the Garden Route's most iconic and beautiful coves at Victoria Bay Caravan Park. This is not a large, sprawling resort, but an intimate and highly sought-after park, perfectly situated in the very heart of the magnificent Victoria Bay. It’s a destination that offers a profound sense of privilege, a chance to wake up to the sound of the waves and enjoy breathtaking, panoramic views over the ocean from your own beautiful perch. The park is thoughtfully laid out in two distinct areas, offering a choice of comfort and convenience to suit every visitor. For the ultimate in privacy and luxury, the "Western Terrace" is the premier choice. This exclusive area, perched above the charming houses of Victoria Bay, offers a number of stands that come complete with their very own, private ablution facilities right next to your site. This provides a level of personal comfort and convenience that is simply unparalleled. For those who enjoy a more classic and communal camping atmosphere, the "Railway Terrace" offers beautiful sites that are serviced by impeccably clean and tidy shared ablution facilities. Regardless of where you stay, every stand has access to a reliable electricity supply, and your peace of mind is a top priority, with security cameras monitoring the campsites to ensure a safe and secure environment. It is this masterful blend of an exclusive, world-class location and a commitment to high-quality, secure facilities that makes Victoria Bay Caravan Park a truly special destination.

Cannon Valley Estate offers a rare and pristine coastal escape situated within the Fransmanshoek Nature Conservancy. Spanning 22 hectares of untouched beauty between Mossel Bay and Vleesbaai, the property borders a private six-kilometer stretch of the Southern Atlantic shoreline. It is a destination defined by its rugged isolation and deep commitment to conservation, where guests are encouraged to trade the noise of modern life for the rhythmic sound of crashing waves and the sight of local flora and fauna. The camping experience is designed around a philosophy of total privacy, with various sites developed to ensure that guests feel completely immersed in their surroundings. Each stand is set on natural lawn or level bare ground and is individually equipped with its own dedicated power point and fireplace. To provide a high level of comfort without intruding on the landscape, every site also features its own private wash-up area. For those who enjoy a bit of local flavor, the natural lawn runways on the premises are even used for radio-controlled model flying under supervision, adding a unique character to the wide-open spaces. A standout feature of this estate is the provision of private ablution facilities for each campsite, ensuring that your group has exclusive use of modern and well-maintained amenities. The location is a premier choice for rock and surf fishing enthusiasts, with record catches often reported along the rocky shore. A dedicated picnic and braai area specifically designed for beachside enjoyment is available near the sea, complete with water points. Whether you are taking a long reflective walk along the pristine beach, exploring the nearby Vleesbaai dunes, or simply marveling at the unpolluted night sky, the estate provides a grounded and exclusive sanctuary in the heart of the Southern Cape.

Amber Lagoon is a true oasis in the semi-desert landscape of the Klein Karoo, offering a wonderfully unique and personal guest farm experience. Bordered by the Swartberg mountains and situated near the Gamka Nature Reserve, this is a place of profound peace and natural beauty. It’s here that the German owner fell in love with the area, and he now invites you to discover its magic for yourself, surrounded by ostrich farms and classic Karoo vistas. The heart of the property is its enormous, ten-hectare garden, a labour of love filled with countless succulents, indigenous plants, and mature trees. This lush sanctuary attracts an incredible variety of birdlife, making it a paradise for birdwatchers and nature lovers. For campers, a selection of spacious, grassed sites are nestled within this beautiful garden, offering a cool and shaded retreat from the Karoo sun. The camping experience is relaxed and comfortable, supported by clean ablution facilities. The social heart of Amber Lagoon is its large, crystal-clear swimming pool - a perfect and refreshing escape on a hot day. It’s an ideal base for exploring Route 62, Oudtshoorn, and Calitzdorp, allowing you to return to a place of genuine tranquility at the end of the day.

Discover a true haven of tranquility at De Hoek Mountain Resort, perfectly nestled in the foothills of the majestic Swartberg mountains near the historic town of Oudtshoorn. This is a destination for those who seek to genuinely escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and immerse themselves in the unique, dramatic beauty of the Klein Karoo. The resort is blessed with breathtaking, panoramic mountain views and a profoundly peaceful atmosphere, inviting you to unwind, relax, and reconnect with nature in this idyllic setting. The resort is a paradise for nature lovers and outdoor adventurers. The surrounding landscape offers a world of exploration, from scenic hiking trails that wind through the fynbos-covered slopes to the famous passes and attractions of the wider Klein Karoo region. After a day of adventure, the resort provides a serene and comfortable sanctuary to return to, a place where you can simply sit back, soak in the incredible views, and enjoy the peace and quiet. What truly sets De Hoek apart is its wonderfully welcoming and affordable approach to longer stays, making it the perfect choice for a true extended escape. During the quieter off-season periods, the resort offers a remarkably generous discount for those wishing to stay for a month or longer, transforming it into the ideal home-away-from-home. This is complemented by a fantastic pet-friendly policy for campers during the same period, allowing you to bring your beloved cats and dogs along for the adventure. It is this combination of a spectacular setting and a warm, accommodating spirit that makes De Hoek a truly special destination.

Discover the best of two aquatic worlds at Riverside Holiday Resort, a classic Garden Route destination perfectly situated on the serene banks of the Little Brak River. Just a short, six-kilometer drive from the Indian Ocean, this is a place where you can enjoy the calm, sheltered beauty of a river and the vast, exciting expanse of the sea in a single day. The resort is a haven for families and water enthusiasts, offering a peaceful, park-like environment where you can launch your boat, cast a fishing line, or simply relax and watch the world float by. The river itself is a vast, navigable playground. Stretching for twenty kilometers, it is teeming with fish, making it an absolute paradise for both serious anglers and casual boaters. You can spend your days exploring the hidden bends of the river by canoe, enjoying a leisurely cruise, or teaching the kids to fish from the safety of the riverbank. For those who crave the salt and sand, the local Little Brak beach is a true gem. This beautiful stretch of coastline is known for being safe and uncrowded, offering excellent opportunities for surf and rock fishing, as well as being a fantastic vantage point for whale watching during the winter months. The caravan park provides a green and tranquil haven from which to launch your daily adventures. All of the spacious caravan stands are beautifully grassed and offer ample shade, creating a comfortable and cool environment for your stay. For those seeking even more adventure, the bustling hub of Mossel Bay is just 18 kilometers away, offering everything from thrilling deep-sea fishing charters to world-class surfing. It is this incredible combination of a peaceful riverside setting and easy access to a wealth of coastal activities that makes Riverside a truly complete holiday destination.

Nestled in a peaceful valley at the foothills of the majestic Swartberg Mountains, Cango Mountain Resort offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and family-friendly fun. Located just a short drive from Oudtshoorn and conveniently close to the world-renowned Cango Caves, this resort provides a lush, green oasis in the heart of the Klein Karoo. The tranquil sound of the river that flows through the property creates a constant, soothing backdrop for a truly relaxing holiday. The resort offers a variety of camping options to suit different preferences. You can choose from a generous number of spacious, grassed campsites, many of which are shaded by mature trees. For those seeking extra comfort and privacy, a selection of sites with their own private ablution facilities is also available. All stands are serviced by well-maintained communal ablution blocks and are equipped with electrical points. Days at Cango Mountain Resort are filled with classic outdoor fun. The large, sparkling swimming pool is a major drawcard, but the highlight for many is the river itself, which has been dammed up to create a massive, beautiful swimming area. For the kids, there are trampolines and plenty of open space to play. Beyond the resort, you are perfectly positioned to explore the area's top attractions, from the Cango Caves and local ostrich farms to the scenic Swartberg Pass.

Butterfly Creek Bush Camp offers a peaceful and secluded riverside sanctuary tucked away on the banks of the Beneke River, just outside the quiet town of Friemersheim in the Western Cape. Positioned a short drive from Great Brak River, this destination serves as a lush Garden Route escape where the sounds of flowing water and the sightings of the Knysna Turaco define the outdoor experience. It is a place designed for nature lovers who appreciate a blend of rustic charm and modern reliability, providing a quiet base to explore the surrounding forests and mountain vistas. The camping area is thoughtfully arranged along the riverfront, offering an intimate selection of stands that provide a sense of privacy and connection to the landscape. To ensure a comfortable stay, each stand is equipped with an electrical point connected to an inverter system, protecting guests from the inconvenience of power interruptions. Every site also features its own private boma, perfect for gathering around a fire under the clear night sky. Fresh municipal drinking water is available at the sites, and solar lighting provides a gentle glow to the camp after sunset. The facilities are modern and focus on individual comfort, featuring two separate ablution areas. The riverfront block includes two private all-in-one units—each containing its own shower, toilet, and basin—while a second facility nearby offers additional private units. Hot water is consistently available, and covered outdoor wash-up basins are provided for dishes. For those who prefer a little more structure, the camp also offers fully equipped glamping caravans that overlook the water. Whether you are swimming in the river, exploring the various hiking trails, or simply birdwatching from your private deck, the camp offers a grounded and restorative Garden Route getaway.

Dunharrow Campsite offers an enchanting escape that feels like stepping directly into a fantasy realm. Located within the whimsical "The Funny Farm Shire," this destination is famously designed with a Middle-earth theme that sparks the imagination of every visitor. The atmosphere is one of pure escapism, where the natural beauty meets a playful, creative spirit. It is the kind of place where you can shrug off the stresses of modern life and embrace the slower, more magical pace of a storybook setting. This exclusive, single campsite is set on seasonal grass against a stunning backdrop of indigenous forest, providing a private sanctuary for nature lovers. It is a haven for travelers with four-legged companions, featuring a pet-friendly, fenced garden with a wide three-meter gate for easy access. The site is versatile enough to accommodate campervans, rooftop tents, off-road trailers, and small to medium caravans. To ensure a comfortable fit, the space is ideally suited for setups up to 6.5 meters long and 2.2 meters wide, with ample room for an awning or side tent to be unfurled under the trees. The facilities are designed to enhance the outdoor experience while maintaining total privacy. You will have your own private ablutions right on-site, including an enclosed basin and toilet paired with an enclosed outdoor shower for a true "back-to-nature" feel. The dedicated kitchen area is well-equipped with a wash-up station, storage shelves, a work bench, and a bar fridge for your supplies. With both three-pin and round caravan plug points, as well as a private braai area in the garden, every detail is covered for a magical stay in the Shire.

Situated on the tranquil banks of the Gourits River, approximately 16km from the town of Albertinia, Gourits River Eco Camping offers a scenic and grounded breakaway in the heart of the Garden Route. This destination is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts looking to escape the hustle and bustle, providing a space where the rhythm of the day is dictated by the river's flow and the calls of the local birdlife. It is a place where you can trade the city skyline for breathtaking views of the Langeberg Mountains, offering a classic farm-stay experience that is as relaxing as it is adventurous. Each campsite is capable of accommodating up to six people, making it a great choice for families and small groups. The setup is highly versatile, welcoming everything from traditional tents to caravans, camper vans, and rugged Echo 4x4 trailers. Because the sites vary—with some offering electrical points and others providing a completely off-grid experience—it is a good idea to confirm your specific site requirements when booking. The camp provides clean, communal ablution blocks with warm water showers and flushing toilets, along with communal braai areas that serve as a perfect social hub for evening meals under the stars. Life here is centered firmly on the great outdoors and the river itself. You can spend your days hiking the trails, casting a line for a bit of fishing, or exploring the water by canoe. For those with a bit more energy to burn, there are quad biking and mountain biking trails that showcase the varied terrain of the farm, as well as scenic drives for a more relaxed exploration. Whether you are swimming in the river or simply enjoying the bird watching, the camp provides an authentic, accessible gateway to the natural beauty of the Western Cape.

Nestled on the sun-drenched banks of the famous Keurbooms Lagoon, this iconic caravan park offers the quintessential Garden Route holiday experience. It's a place where the calm, azure waters of the lagoon provide a vast and beautiful playground, set against the stunning backdrop of the Tsitsikamma mountains. The atmosphere, especially during the peak season, is one of vibrant, cheerful energy, a bustling community of families and friends who return year after year to create lasting memories. It’s a legendary destination where a classic, relaxed camping lifestyle meets the beauty of one of South Africa’s most scenic waterways. Life at Keurbooms revolves entirely around the water. The park is perfectly designed to maximize this connection, with a number of premium sites located right on the water's edge and the vast majority just a few steps away. This incredible access makes it effortless to indulge in all your favourite water activities, from boating and waterskiing to stand-up paddleboarding and gentle canoeing. For families, the calm, shallow waters of the lagoon are a safe and wonderful place for children to swim and play. The park itself is a sprawling expanse of well-maintained, grassy sites, providing a comfortable and pleasant base for your tent, caravan, or motorhome. All sites are equipped with reliable electrical plugs, with clean ablution facilities and fresh water taps conveniently located throughout the park. For that classic holiday braai, a number of free-standing barbecues are available for guests to use. While you can often choose your perfect spot for eleven months of the year, the park's immense popularity means that booking is absolutely essential to secure your piece of paradise during the peak holiday season.

Ietsie Plaas offers a wonderfully authentic and charming farm-stay experience. This is not a polished, purpose-built resort; it is a genuine, working dairy farm where you are invited to become part of its daily rhythm. From the moment you arrive, you are immersed in a world of authentic farm sounds, from the lowing of cattle to the crowing of the rooster. It’s a place where you can truly disconnect from the modern world and reconnect with something real and tangible. The camping experience is a celebration of this rustic authenticity. In a wonderfully resourceful and character-filled touch, some of the old dairy's washing facilities have been cleverly converted into ablutions, preserving the true farm feel. The sites are spacious, and while there is no direct sea view, you are treated to a magnificent panorama of the Outeniqua mountains. Adding to the magical, nostalgic atmosphere, you might even see the old steam train puffing past the campsite from time to time. While the setting is rustic, the farm is a true paradise for children. At specific times of the day, they can enjoy a host of classic farm activities, from go-karting and rowing a boat to fishing and, best of all, helping to feed the farm animals. A well-equipped communal "Farm Kitchen" provides a wonderful social hub for all campers, and while power points are available, you are encouraged to bring a long extension cord. It is this beautiful, unfiltered, and utterly charming immersion in real farm life that makes a stay at Ietsie Plaas a truly unforgettable experience.

For those travelling the scenic N9 between George and Uniondale, Louvain Guest Farm is a destination worth discovering. Tucked away on a tranquil working farm in the upper Langkloof Valley, this is a place to truly disconnect and immerse yourself in a serene, natural environment. The farm offers a camping experience that prioritises privacy and a genuine connection to the outdoors. The camping experience at Louvain is truly special, designed for ultimate seclusion. The forest campsite is booked on an exclusive-use basis, meaning your group will have the entire serene space to yourselves, surrounded by a beautiful canopy of trees. Embracing a true off-grid philosophy, there is no electricity at the campsite. This invites evenings spent around a crackling campfire, storytelling under a canopy of brilliant, unpolluted stars, and a chance to completely disconnect from modern distractions. While the experience is rustic, comfort is not overlooked. A well-maintained ablution block provides the convenience of flush toilets and reliable hot showers. Days at Louvain are best spent exploring the farm's scenic beauty on foot, enjoying the hiking or mountain biking trails, or simply finding a quiet spot to read a book. The farm's stunning scenery also makes it a popular venue for country weddings, a testament to its unique charm.

Buffelskop Caravan Park boasts one of the most spectacular settings in the entire Garden Route. Perched on the grassy headland that forms the famous Buffels Bay, this park offers breathtaking, panoramic views over the golden arc of sand and the entire bay below. Waking up to the sight of the sun rising over the ocean and watching pods of dolphins play in the surf is a regular and magical part of the experience here. The park is thoughtfully laid out on tiered terraces, a clever design that ensures as many sites as possible can take advantage of the magnificent ocean vista. A generous number of grassed campsites are available, each equipped with electrical points and serviced by clean and well-maintained ablution facilities. The atmosphere is that of a classic, family-friendly coastal park where the natural beauty is the main attraction. While the park enjoys an elevated position, a pleasant walk takes you directly down to the main swimming beach. This sheltered bay is renowned for being one of the safest and most family-friendly swimming spots in the area, perfect for children to splash and play. For anglers and explorers, there are excellent fishing spots and fascinating rock pools to discover. A playground on-site provides another fun outlet for the kids, making this the perfect base for an unforgettable family beach holiday.

Tucked between the charming towns of Heidelberg and Barrydale, Fleckvieh Guest Farm offers an authentic countryside escape on a productive working farm. This destination is a haven for those who appreciate the simple beauty of rural life, where lush green pastures are dotted with grazing sheep and the farm's namesake Fleckvieh cattle. The atmosphere is deeply peaceful, defined by the gentle sounds of the Grootvadersbosch River and the wide-open skies of the Western Cape. It is the kind of place where you are encouraged to slow down, breathe in the fresh mountain air, and enjoy a grounded, family-friendly atmosphere. The property features a generous number of stands set on beautifully maintained green grass. Each site is well-equipped for a comfortable stay, offering dedicated electricity, a private braai area, and a convenient wash-up station. The communal ablution facilities are kept clean and practical, ensuring that the rustic experience remains comfortable. For added convenience, a small on-site shop provides all the essentials, from wood and ice to fresh farm milk, allowing you to settle in without needing to rush back to town for supplies. Life at Fleckvieh revolves around the water and the great outdoors. You can spend your mornings paddling on the scenic dam, casting a fishing line into the stillness, or warming up in a wood-fired hot tub. The farm is a playground for active travelers, with scenic hiking and mountain biking trails that showcase the breathtaking landscape. Its location is ideal for day trips, situated just a short drive from the Tradouw Pass and the Grootvadersbosch Nature Reserve. Whether the kids are enjoying the play zone or you are relaxing by the fire, the farm provides a warm and welcoming base for a classic Cape adventure.

Discover one of the most spectacularly located campsites on the entire Garden Route at Gwaing Caravan Park. Long-time visitors may fondly remember this destination as Aqua Eden Resort, now reborn with a name that honours its unique and beautiful setting. This is a serene and intimate camping destination, perfectly positioned right where the tranquil Gwaing River finally meets the vast Indian Ocean. The location offers a breathtaking, ever-changing panorama, a constant interplay of river, sea, and sky that creates a profound sense of peace and natural wonder. The park is intentionally small and exclusive, featuring only twenty campsites. This intimate scale is its greatest strength, ensuring that the experience is never crowded and that the peaceful atmosphere is always preserved. Each of the twenty sites is thoughtfully positioned to take full advantage of the panoramic views, offering a stunning vista over the river mouth, the sea, and the surrounding indigenous fynbos vegetation. Waking up to this incredible scene is a daily privilege, making it a true haven for photographers, nature lovers, and anyone seeking a genuinely restorative escape. While the view is the star attraction, the park provides all the essential comforts for a memorable stay. The sites are well-maintained, offering a comfortable base for your caravan or tent. Life here is about simple pleasures: watching the tide change, exploring the river by kayak, fishing in the surf, or simply relaxing and soaking in the magnificent scenery. Its location near the charming town of George also makes it a perfect base for exploring the wider Garden Route, before returning to your exclusive, peaceful sanctuary at the end of the day.

Discover the perfect, hassle-free base for your Klein Karoo adventure at Oppi Dam, a premier yet wonderfully affordable vacation haven. Perfectly and conveniently situated just 15 kilometers from Oudtshoorn, the resort is located directly en route to the world-famous Cango Caves and a host of other captivating local attractions. This prime location makes it an incredibly easy and logical choice for anyone looking to explore the region, providing a comfortable and entertaining sanctuary to return to after a day of sightseeing. The resort is a true oasis of fun and relaxation, designed to help you beat the famous Karoo heat. The on-site dam is a beautiful centerpiece, offering a tranquil spot to indulge in some peaceful fishing or a gentle paddle by canoe. For a more classic cool-down, you can take a refreshing dip in one of the two sparkling swimming pools, providing plenty of space for the whole family to splash and play. What truly elevates the Oppi Dam experience into a class of its own is the exceptional level of comfort and privacy offered at each of its campsites. Forget shared facilities; every single one of the spacious sites boasts its very own, fully-equipped private ablution. But the luxury doesn't stop there. Each site is a complete, self-contained holiday hub, featuring its own sink, electrical power points, a dedicated barbecue area with a grid, a table with two benches, and even its own private awning to provide shelter from the elements, come rain or shine.

Carmel Coastal Retreat offers a unique and spiritually enriching experience, tucked away in a peaceful, forested valley just moments from the famous Victoria Bay. As a Christian retreat centre, it is dedicated to providing a tranquil space for rest, reflection, and rejuvenation. It’s an ideal destination for those looking to disconnect from the noise of daily life and reconnect with their faith and with nature in a serene, supportive environment. For visitors who wish to camp, the retreat provides a selection of beautiful campsites set within a sheltered glen. These grassed sites, shaded by a canopy of mature trees, offer a genuine sense of peace and seclusion. Each stand is equipped with an electrical point, and the clean, well-maintained ablution facilities ensure a comfortable stay. For those who prefer, a range of comfortable, self-catering accommodation options are also available. The atmosphere at Carmel is one of quiet contemplation and natural beauty. You can spend your days exploring the walking trails on the property, enjoying the abundant birdlife, or taking the short drive to the iconic beach at Victoria Bay. It is a place perfectly suited for church groups, families, and individuals seeking a quiet, alcohol-free environment to relax and recharge their spirits in the heart of the beautiful Garden Route.

Berryhill Estate offers a peaceful and secure retreat situated just a short drive from the heart of Plettenberg Bay. Positioned along the Airport Road, this estate manages to feel worlds away from the busy coastal town while remaining close enough to enjoy its many attractions. The property is characterized by its wide open spaces and safe, quiet surroundings, providing guests with beautiful distant views of the ocean and the lush landscapes of the Garden Route. It is an ideal spot for those who want a grounded base from which to explore the local wine farms or the nearby beaches. The camping area features an intimate selection of stands that have been designed with a focus on neatness and simplicity. These sites are set on level, grass-covered ground, providing a comfortable and clean foundation for your setup. Whether you are arriving with a tent or a caravan, the estate offers a relaxed environment where you can truly unwind. To ensure a comfortable stay, the property features a newly built swimming pool and a wooden deck, perfect for cooling off or soaking up the sun after a day of sightseeing. For more active guests, a volleyball court is also available on-site. The facilities at the estate are modern and well-maintained, headlined by a brand new ablution block that provides neat and functional amenities for all campers. One of the highlights of staying here is the proximity to local culinary gems; a renowned Italian pizzeria and a famous ice cream parlour are located just across the road, making it easy to enjoy a meal out without straying far from camp. With its secure environment and welcoming atmosphere, the estate provides a balanced and authentic coastal farm experience.

Afri Eco Resorts offers a rare and special retreat, providing an exclusive eco-sanctuary in the heart of the Garden Route. Tucked away on a private farm in the beautiful Boven Lange Valley, it feels like a world away from the holiday crowds, yet is conveniently located just a five-minute drive from the famous beaches of both Wilderness and Sedgefield. This is the perfect destination for the discerning camper who values peace, privacy, and a genuine connection to nature. With just six exclusive campsites, the experience is intentionally intimate, ensuring an uncrowded and personal stay. This limited number of sites gives you the sense of having your own private piece of the countryside, allowing you to truly unwind. Each site is thoughtfully laid out to offer privacy and is designed for a comfortable, self-sufficient stay. For those who love the idea of camping without the hassle of packing all the gear, a fully equipped canvas tent is also available, providing an effortless way to enjoy the outdoors in comfort. Life here is about tuning into the rhythms of the farm and the surrounding valley. It serves as a tranquil base from which to explore the endless attractions of the Garden Route, from hiking trails to local markets. While the setting feels wonderfully remote, a convenient on-site kiosk ensures necessities, snacks, and drinks are always at hand.

Arch Rock Resort offers a premier coastal escape for those looking to wake up to the rhythmic sound of the Indian Ocean. Situated along the iconic Garden Route in Keurboomstrand, this resort provides an enviable front-row seat to one of South Africa’s most beautiful stretches of coastline. It is important to note that the campsite remains closed during the winter months, specifically from May through to mid-September, ensuring that guests visit when the coastal weather is at its most inviting. The resort features a beautifully maintained selection of stands, many of which offer breathtaking views of the ocean and the famous Arch Rock landmark. The sites are nestled among indigenous trees and manicured lawns, providing a lush, garden-like atmosphere just steps away from the sandy shore. Each stand is well-equipped with its own power point and a dedicated braai area, making it easy to settle in for a relaxing stay. For added convenience, a communal scullery is available for washing up after a seaside feast. The facilities here lean toward comfort and cleanliness, with neat communal ablution blocks providing hot showers and flushing toilets. The resort’s layout encourages a slow, barefoot lifestyle where days are spent beachcombing, whale watching from the shoreline, or exploring the nearby rock pools. Because of its proximity to the water and the sheltered nature of the grounds, it serves as a perfect sanctuary for families and nature lovers seeking a refined yet authentic seaside camping experience in the heart of the Plettenberg Bay area.

Bon Game Reserve offers a versatile and untamed getaway located right along the N2 near the Gouritz Bridge, perfectly positioned between Albertinia and Mossel Bay. This reserve is a sanctuary for nature enthusiasts, providing a secure and scenic environment where you can encounter a variety of wildlife, including giraffe, zebra, and various antelope species. The atmosphere is one of refined tranquility, allowing guests to transition from the hum of the Garden Route into a world of vast open spaces and lush riverside beauty. The camping experience is divided into two distinct styles to suit different preferences. For those seeking a more traditional and convenient stay, the reserve offers a selection of family-friendly sites. these stands are well-manicured and come equipped with essential modern comforts like electricity and complimentary Wi-Fi, making them suitable for tents, caravans, and campervans. In contrast, for the more adventurous spirit, a separate area is dedicated to wild camping along the tranquil banks of the Gouritz River. These riverside sites provide spectacular, undisturbed views under overhanging trees, encouraging a true digital detox where the evening entertainment is provided by a crackling campfire and the silhouette of the historic bridge. The facilities at the reserve are designed to complement the natural setting, featuring rustic but clean ablution blocks. Guests have access to a wealth of activities, from guided game drives and birdwatching to peaceful nature walks and smallmouth bass fishing. The on-site Barney Barnato Restaurant and Bar serves as the social hub of the reserve, offering a cozy place to enjoy a meal with views over the riverbanks. Whether you are looking for a secure base for a family holiday or a solitary retreat in an untamed paradise, the reserve provides a grounded and authentic connection to the Cape’s wild heritage.

For the true camper who dreams of finding a secret spot to have all to themselves, Honeywood Farm offers the ultimate escape. This is not a conventional campsite; it is a simple, private sanctuary that is generally only rented to one party at a time. Tucked away in a beautifully rustic setting, this is your chance to claim a piece of the countryside as your own for a few precious days. The experience is intentionally rugged and unpretentious, designed for visitors who find luxury in solitude, authenticity, and a deep connection to the natural world. The heart of the campsite is a magnificent, enormous oak tree, which provides a generous canopy of shade and a profound sense of permanence. Under its sprawling branches, you’ll find all the essential basics for a comfortable stay, including a convenient electrical point and a small fridge. A dedicated ablution provides the simple but welcome comforts of a flush toilet and a hot shower. You have the choice to pitch your tent right next to these amenities for maximum convenience, or for a more secluded feel, you can set up across the dam and take a scenic walk over a small bridge to reach the facilities. Getting to this secluded haven is part of the adventure. The final approach is via a classic farm track, and while standard sedans often make the journey without issue, a vehicle with higher clearance, like a 4x4 or a bakkie, is ideal and adds to the sense of getting away from it all. It is this beautiful combination of complete privacy, essential comforts, and an authentic, rugged farm environment that makes Honeywood a truly special and unforgettable getaway for those who appreciate the simpler things in life.

As its name perfectly suggests, Op-die-Plaas Camp offers a genuine, unpretentious "on the farm" experience, beautifully cradled between the Klein Swartberg and the Elandsberg mountain ranges. This is a destination for the true adventurer, a place of dramatic landscapes and elemental beauty. Due to its high altitude, the farm has a unique four-seasons character; the summer months are pleasantly mild, while the winters can be "Snow Cold," occasionally blanketing the landscape in a magical layer of white. It's a rugged and beautiful escape in any season. The farm's most celebrated neighbour is the legendary Seweweekspoort, with the famous northern entrance just seven kilometers away. The road through this magnificent "poort" is a breathtaking adventure in itself, a well-maintained gravel track that takes you through unspoiled nature with more than twenty river crossings. The farm is also the perfect base for the ultimate hiking challenge: a trek up to the summit of Seweweekspoort Peak, the highest point in the entire Western Cape. The camping experience is authentically rustic and in perfect harmony with the wild surroundings. You can find your own perfect spot, whether it's under the shade of the tall blue gum trees or out on an open patch of grass. The entire camp is supplied with pure, fresh mountain water, a true taste of the pristine environment. The surrounding network of gravel roads is a paradise for 4x4 enthusiasts and mountain bikers, while the remote location and lack of light pollution provide a breathtaking stage for some of the brightest, most brilliant stargazing you will ever witness.

For the true nature lover who seeks an authentic, rustic, and unforgettable escape, Nona Rosa Bushcamp is the answer. This is not a polished resort; it is a genuine bush camp that takes you back to a world of peace, tranquility, and profound quietness. Situated on a beautiful farm on the banks of the Slang River, at the very beginning of the Garden Route, it’s a place designed for the adventurous spirit. As the hosts honestly and proudly state, it is not a destination for the faint-hearted. The journey to the camp is part of the adventure. Due to the rugged farm roads and the type of terrain, this is a destination that cannot easily accommodate normal motorcars or traditional caravans. It’s a place best reached by those with 4x4s, bakkies, and off-road trailers, a natural filter that ensures your fellow campers are like-minded adventurers who appreciate the wild. The experience is intentionally and beautifully off-grid, with no electricity to spoil the natural ambiance and no cellphone reception in the camp itself. The heart of the camp is a magnificent, oval wooden lapa with a large fireplace and braai area, providing the perfect, sheltered social hub for your group. The ablution facilities are a charming, thatched-roof wooden hut, offering the simple but profound luxuries of fresh drinking water, two hot showers, and two flush toilets. For larger groups, a separate ablution block with a classic donkey geyser is also available. It is this unwavering commitment to an authentic, rugged, and deeply peaceful bush experience that makes Nona Rosa a truly special and sought-after destination.

Nestled on the edge of a tranquil lagoon, just a short stroll from the beach, Monks Holiday Park is the perfect retreat for families, friends, or couples looking to unwind from the hustle of city life. Whether you're a seasoned camper pitching a tent or a first-timer towing a caravan, our 22 spacious sites offer everything you need for a memorable outdoor experience. Each site comes equipped with electricity, access to spotless ablution facilities, and a private braai area, allowing you to enjoy the joys of camping under a starlit sky without any hassle. Immerse yourself in the laid-back coastal lifestyle. Spend your days swimming or paddling in the calm, clear waters of the lagoon, wandering into the nearby town to savor freshly made vetkoek, or browsing vibrant local markets for unique treasures. As evening falls, gather around your braai for a sundowner, soaking in the peaceful ambiance and stunning natural surroundings. The park’s thoughtful design ensures convenience and comfort, making it easy to relax and connect with nature. Monks Holiday Park is crafted for memory-making. With wide-open spaces for kids to play, a safe and welcoming environment, and a friendly community of fellow campers, it’s an ideal spot for families and groups to reconnect and recharge. Whether you're building sandcastles on the beach, sharing stories around the fire, or simply enjoying the quiet beauty of the lagoon, Monks offers a rejuvenating escape that invites you to slow down and stay a while.