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Gorgeous place for a relaxing, tranquil, and cosy experience. A... Read more

- Buhle Pamela

Beautiful park, bathrooms bit rustic. Friendly staff.... Read more

- Desiree McMurdie

The management were very accommodating with our unusual request... Read more

- Erwin Maartens

I have mixed feelings about this place. I liked it for the most... Read more

- Naledi Makaba

I stayed in the camp site for around 6 weeks or so. It you don't... Read more

- Rodney Siems

4.4

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Discover a wonderfully versatile and practical destination at Country Park, a place that offers a wide range of accommodation to suit every conceivable need. Whether you're looking for a quick self-catering stopover, a long-term permanent residence, or a classic outdoor getaway, this park is designed to deliver a comfortable and hassle-free stay. The camping area is a true testament to this philosophy, offering a wide-open, non-star-graded space that gives you the freedom to set up your camp exactly as you see fit.

The true heart of the camping experience is the exceptionally well-designed and centrally located communal lapa. This is not just a simple shelter; it is a complete, all-weather social hub. It features clever roll-down sides for protection from the elements, a proper work surface with a prep bowl, and its own water and electrical points. A sheltered fireplace is perfect for cooking, while separate fire pits are available for those classic, large bonfires under the stars. This fantastic facility makes the park an ideal choice for group gatherings, family reunions, and club events.

This commitment to practical comfort extends to the neat and modern ablution facilities. Powered by eco-friendly solar water heaters, they offer a range of options, including dedicated family bathrooms, as well as separate gents' and ladies' showers and toilets. A scullery, wash lines, and even a dedicated outside facility for emptying portable toilets are all thoughtfully provided. The campsites themselves are equipped with 15-amp electrical points, central water taps, and mobile braai facilities, providing the perfect, flexible canvas for your next comfortable and social outdoor adventure.

Muldersdrift, Gauteng

368 Incolae Rd, Muldersdrift, 1747

	Caravans & tents		Power points
	Water taps		Ablutions
	Braai area		Scullery area
	Laundry		Swimming pool
	Kids play area		Recreation room
	Pet-friendly		Monthly rates

Please confirm the facilities with this campsite when making your enquiry.

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R270 ( x 2)

R2,690

Ample Sites

R1,025

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Buhle Pamela

· August 2026

Gorgeous place for a relaxing, tranquil, and cosy experience. A definite 10/10
The rooms are amazing with all the essentials you need. Highly recommended ✨❤️we had a single night stay and we wished to extend it ✨the owner is such a lovely cheerful woman✨

Desiree McMurdie

· March 2026

Beautiful park, bathrooms bit rustic. Friendly staff. Unfortunately surrounding area is extremely noisy. Loud music playing all day outside the park

Erwin Maartens

· September 2025

The management were very accommodating with our unusual request for the safe keep of our motorhome. Safe and very nice electrified camping stands. Our previous long term stay there was awesome and gave us the opportunity to see our grandchildren. A real gem in the hustle and bustle of the big world. Thanks again.

Naledi Makaba

· August 2025

I have mixed feelings about this place. I liked it for the most partbut I honestly didn't feel welcomed by the owner/manager. There was definitely an irritated tone to how she spoke to me, and since I don't know her, I can only assume why that was the case.

Otherwise, the other people we met and interacted with there were incredibly friendly and nice. It was mostly the elderly in their caravans and RVs and everyone mostly kept to themselves.

The place itself is quite lovely and is well taken care of and also secure with access control. There are various plug points and taps for water access around the camping site. There is also a lapa area with a sink and countertops as well as a metal table on the side for preparation of food if you didn't cater for that, and braai stands of varying sizes for your use.

The ablution facilities are clean and well kept, just bring your own toilet paper (that is explained from the onset). There are showers as well, but I decided to just shower at home since it was only an overnight stay and not particularly far from home.

The one major drawback for me is the noise from some nearby club or bar. I couldn't tell where it was coming from but it was really loud, completely ruining the tranquil atmosphere of the camp site and kept me awake most of the night. I came prepared with earplugs, but even they were no match for that music. But I mostly enjoyed my stay, the views are gorgeous and I love that it's so close and yet had that "out in the mountains" feel to it. It's worth giving it a try, at least once.

Rodney Siems

· July 2024

I stayed in the camp site for around 6 weeks or so. It you don't mind the chickens & roosters next door, it's really nice and peaceful.
The ablutions are a little less clean than what I'd prefer. They are definitely due for a deep clean which I'm guessing hasn't been done for a few years maybe.