Thaba Morula

Attended the camp with our gr 11 group. What an absolute joy it was. The facilitators were excellent with out kids and really treated us well, shout out Danny for keeping us comfortable - nothing was to much for them. We loved this place and will definatly come back next year.

Grade 11 Adventure Camp Review – Thaba Marula

The Grade 11 learners recently enjoyed an unforgettable adventure camp at Thaba Marula, where they experienced a perfect balance of fun, teamwork, and personal growth.

The camp offered an excellent adventure programme, designed to challenge learners while building confidence and cooperation. The facilitators were outstanding, engaging with learners in a way that encouraged participation and enthusiasm throughout every activity.

Teachers and learners alike praised the friendly and accommodating staff, who went out of their way to ensure everyone’s comfort and enjoyment. Special mention must be made of Danny, whose warm hospitality and attention to detail made the experience even more memorable.

The food was delicious, and the tranquil environment provided the ideal setting for relaxation and reflection after busy days of adventure.

Overall, Thaba Marula proved to be an exceptional choice for our Grade 11 adventure camp — offering a safe, well-organised, and enriching experience that we would highly recommend for any high school group.

My son's school just got back from camp and the treatment these kids endured by camp coordinators was horrific. They were emotionally and verbally abused every day. Kids were sent outside the dorm rooms in the early hours of the morning for "misbehaving ". They had to squat against a wall for almost an hour outside in the dark. During activities they were told because they are rich kids from "Xxx " school they are useless and their parents didn't raise them correctly. They were told that only 5 out if the whole group will be prefects, if they are lucky. They were told that they will only find jobs as car guards and will be earning coins, in malls. Girls were called junkies. No hot water. And they all had to shower together and were told to shower with clothes on for privacy. This was supposed to be a Leadership camp but what happened there was horrific. My child has enjoyed camp every year. But he was so broken when he got back today.unacceptable behavior to 12 year Olds.

The instructors were friendly, attentive and helpful, one that stood out was a female instructor nicknamed “cupcake”, she was kind and assertive, helped to make plans for the children even though it was difficult, the location and its attractions were beautiful and clean to see, the respect for the farm and animals was shown highly.

my son and the colleagues from school went here recently and seam to have had a not so good experience. I am only writing this because at least 8 of the boys complaint about this camp, especially about the language used and the so called discipline being given. I understand that kids need to be disciplined, but I believe that expected to have fun as well. words like being called idiots , or doing one hour planks. There is no smoke without fire , if all the boys disliked, something is not right.Is this a military camp?oh.... they also complained about the filthy bathrooms