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Simbavati Camp George

South Africa Greater Kruger

About Simbavati Camp George

Located in the heart of the Klaserie Private Nature Reserve in the Greater Kruger region, Simbavati Camp George is an elegant safari lodge offering a beautiful escape in the African bush. The lodge captures the essence of the area…show more

Accommodation options at Simbavati Camp George

Camp George Luxury Suite
Min 1 guest - max 2 guests
8 Lodge Suites
Camp George has eight luxury suites that overlook the dry riverbed. Each suite is elegantly furnished with beautiful indigenous wood furniture and is well appoi…
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from R 10375 / per-person-per-night
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Indoor Shower
Aircon
Bath
Double Vanity
Gym
Swimming Pool
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What's included

All meals
Two safari activities per day

Activities at Simbavati Camp George

Game Drives

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Boma & Campfire Dining

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Bush Walks

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Night Drives

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Location

How to get there

1 hrs
Hoedspruit Airport
Simbavati Camp George

The Klaserie Private Nature Reserve, Northumberland Farm, 1380, South Africa
Check in at Simbavati Camp George
14:30 on day of arrival
Check out at Simbavati Camp George
11:00 on day of departure

Frequently asked questions

Is there wifi?

R 10,375
/ per person per night

Reviews

Quality & simplicity at its best!
Beautiful setting - comfortable in every way and very relaxed. The staff work together as a family making for a great atmosphere and excellent getaway. From tracking and knowledge of the environment to Spa treatments and dining - you are in excellent hands!

F & E Simpson

Simbavati Camp George impact highlights

Klaserie Private Nature Reserve is deeply involved in the full spectrum of nature conservation and it is its philosophy to keep the Reserve as near a pristine environment as possible by centering its efforts on minimising the human footprint. Home to over 60,000 hectares of wilderness they are not only committed to preserving the reserve but also to several wildlife initiatives, including the Ground Hornbill Project, Rhino Protection and The Elephant Project.