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Krugerskop-Kloof Wilderness Camp
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Bosbok | Campsite 4
Max 8 Guests
from R275
/ for 2 guests
Braai / Barbeque
Shower only
Communal BathroomRooikat | Campsite 5
Max 15 Guests
from R275
/ for 2 guests
Braai / Barbeque Shower only Communal BathroomLoerie | Campsite 3
Max 10 Guests
from R275
/ for 2 guests
Braai / Barbeque Shower only Communal BathroomDuiker | Campsite 1
Max 10 Guests
from R275
/ for 2 guests
Braai / Barbeque Shower only Communal BathroomArend | Campsite 2
Max 10 Guests
from R275
/ for 2 guests
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C. Louw
Stayed at: Krugerskop-Kloof Wilderness Camp
The Great Escape
For an avid bush lover, this was an absolutely fantastic escape. We went to sleep with the calming sound of the river running past our campsite.
L. Roux
Stayed at: Krugerskop-Kloof Wilderness Camp
Lovely Campsite at the Gate of Baviaanskloof
Duiker campsite is private and right next to the crystal-clear stream. There are toilets and cold-water showers available. Arno is a welcoming host.
L. De Wet
Stayed at: Krugerskop-Kloof Wilderness Camp
Tranquil and Shaded
Campsite number 1 is a large, lovely, very shaded site. Lovely view of the mountains from the riverside.
K. Ferreira
Stayed at: Krugerskop-Kloof Wilderness Camp
Beautiful Rustic Campsite
Beautiful campsite. We stayed in site no.1 but all 4 campsites are very nice. Lovely stream flowing past the campsites to cool off in.
C. Louw
Stayed at: Krugerskop-Kloof Wilderness Camp
The Great Escape
For an avid bush lover, this was an absolutely fantastic escape. We went to sleep with the calming sound of the river running past our campsite.
L. Roux
Stayed at: Krugerskop-Kloof Wilderness Camp
Lovely Campsite at the Gate of Baviaanskloof
Duiker campsite is private and right next to the crystal-clear stream. There are toilets and cold-water showers available. Arno is a welcoming host.
L. De Wet
Stayed at: Krugerskop-Kloof Wilderness Camp
Tranquil and Shaded
Campsite number 1 is a large, lovely, very shaded site. Lovely view of the mountains from the riverside.
K. Ferreira
Stayed at: Krugerskop-Kloof Wilderness Camp
Beautiful Rustic Campsite
Beautiful campsite. We stayed in site no.1 but all 4 campsites are very nice. Lovely stream flowing past the campsites to cool off in.
Accommodation Description
Krugerskop-Kloof Wilderness Camp offers an authentic and off-grid camping experience in the heart of the Baviaanskloof East Nature Reserve. The camp features five secluded bush campsites - Duiker, Arend, Loerie, Bosbok, and Rooikat - each tucked under a canopy of indigenous trees such as Yellowwood, Wild Fig, and Milkwood. Each site accommodates 8 to 15 guests and is positioned alongside a mountain stream, creating a peaceful and immersive nature escape. Facilities include cold-water showers and braai stands, and while rustic, the setting encourages guests to disconnect and embrace the surrounding wilderness. Guests must bring their own camping gear and braai grids. There is no electricity at the camp, adding to the raw, natural atmosphere.
Setting Description
Situated at the eastern gateway to the Baviaanskloof Nature Reserve, the camp is surrounded by pristine landscapes, mountain views, and indigenous forests. It’s a paradise for nature lovers, bird watchers, and hikers, with a casual walking trail along the stream and opportunities to spot Knysna Loeries and raptors.
What We Love
- Private, shady campsites with mountain stream frontage.
- Peaceful and remote with no electricity - ideal for a digital detox.
- Rich birdlife and Indigenous flora.
- Basic but clean amenities with a true wilderness feel.
Activities
Birding
Forest Walks & Hikes
Stargazing
Swimming
4x4 Drives
* Hiking
* Swimming
* Bird watching
* Game viewing
* Game drive
* Mountain biking
* Walking trails
Secured parking
Free parking
BBQ / picnic area
Wi-Fi
Wifi Yes, public areas only
Baviaanskloof is named after the baboons that roam the area. A mix of the Dutch word ‘baviaan' for baboon and the Afrikaans word ‘kloof' for ravine. It has recently been awarded a World Heritage Site status.
There is a gorge that lies in the valley, stretching for over 100 kilometres, between the Baviaanskloof Mountains to the north and the Kouga Mountains to the south.
The Kouga Wilderness lies in the incredible Kouga Mountains on the edge of the Baviaanskloof, advertised as the real outdoor experience. Visitors can enjoy rock climbing, fishing, watching birds, hiking and adventure on 4x4 routes. Baviaanskloof is malaria-free.
Baviaanskloof lies 120 kilometres west of Port Elizabeth.
Location
R332 Krugerskop, Kloof Wilderness Camp, Baviaanskloof, 6451
How to get there
From Chief Dawid Stuurman International Airport:
1. Take Allister Miller Dr and Forest Hill N/B Rd to Settlers Hwy/M4 in South End 4 min, 2.9 km.
2. Head north on Airport W Rd for 49 m.
3. At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Allister Miller Dr and go through 1 roundabout for 1.4 km.
4. Turn left onto Forest Hill N/B Rd for 850 m.
5. Use the left lane to turn right onto Walmer Blvd/M9 for 600 m.
6. Take N2 and R331 to R332 1 hr 23 min, 114 km.
7. Use the left 2 lanes to turn left onto Settlers Hwy/M4 signs for R75/Grahamstown/Uitenhage for 6.1 km.
8. Take exit 751A to merge onto N2 toward M8/Kempston Road/Cape Town for 48.0 km.
9. Take exit 702 for R331 toward R102/Hankey for 500 m.
10. Turn right onto R331 for 16.3 km.
11. Continue onto R330 for 10.1 km.
12. Continue onto North St for 1.9 km.
13. Continue onto R331 for 31.3 km.
14. Continue straight onto R332 to your destination.
Frequently asked questions
Yes
12:00 - 10:00
No, the camp is off-grid with no electricity.
No, unfortunately pets are not permitted.
No, bathrooms and cold-water showers are communal.
Yes, guests must bring their own camping equipment, firewood, and braai grid.
A high-clearance or 4x4 vehicle is recommended, especially if exploring the reserve further.
Yes, the stream running past the campsites is perfect for cooling off.
