Campsites Worth Visiting This Season #ComeCampWithUs
It’s officially camp season, so get excited! The weather is warming up, the skies are brighter, and we’re ready to welcome you to camp with us at a CapeNature reserve this season!
Gear up, pack your essentials and head out to nature for a wholesome experience with your family and friends. Why CapeNature? We’re special! Need we say more? CapeNature camping fits your preference because there’s something for everyone to enjoy!
Grootvadersbosch Nature Reserve Campsite
Come camp with us in a bucket list destination – World Heritage Sites!
- For a historic, rugged, rustic camp experience with dreamy night skies, Anysberg is the one for you! For a coastal experience overlooking the oceans and a special, treasure box equipped with your camping needs (in case you forget yours) there’s our newly developed, Damara Trail overnight camping deck, making it the perfect destination for those who want to explore a hiking trail and relax in the beauty of nature – the full outdoor experience to be enjoyed by all. Don’t fear, our USB ports are here… at Grootvadersbosch Nature Reserve. Camp in an indigenous forest surrounded and capture magical moments while the kids play in a modernised play park area or watch them splash in the newly built swimming pool. Did we mention glamping options too? #SpoiltForChoice
- There are various sites to accommodate your loved ones – get your groups together and make memories this season! The more the merrier. Gamkaberg offers two campsites suitable for four people per site or for those who want an easier set-up, the two stables, sleeping four, are available for bookings. Better yet, Gamkaberg is an award-winning destination and has won numerous awards.
- Our campsites have communal kitchen areas and ablutions facilities.
- Each camp spot has a unique selling point. The Cederberg in the Wilderness offers lush waterfalls, Limietberg Nature Reserve is great for family-time or even time away with your special person. The campsite offers 20 sites and private sites too, with its own toilets and kitchen. You decide the vibe and invite your tribe!
- Views are forever, if we keep protecting our environment 🌿💚🥰 Where can you find the best Instagrammable views? We can’t decide, CapeNature’s views at all our campsites are impeccable! View our TikTok account for destinations-galore @capenaturetravel.
- Hiking, walking, swimming, bird watching, angling, picnics, whale watching, mountain biking, wild watching, braaing – come with us, we’ve got your covered!
Anysberg Nature Reserve Campsite
The list goes on and the experiences are endless. If camping is on your Spring bucket list, let CapeNature be your next stop. For more information about our camping options, visit our website. For more information about bookings, click here or contact us on 087 087 8250. #ComeCampWithUs
Gamkaberg Nature Reserve Campsite
Grootvadersbosch Nature Reserve: Glamping
Related News
Kai and his friends escape a wildfire
Start planning for Black Friday with CapeNature!
Black Friday is on its way, and you won’t want to miss our incredible deals! We’ll meet you back here at the stroke of midnight on Thursday, 28 November to find out more!
CapeNature in partnership with key stakeholders drives success in wildfire management
From April 2023 to March 2024, CapeNature responded to 89 wildfires, which burned an area of approximately 73 671 hectares, of which 22 762 hectares were on Entity managed land.
KAI AND HIS FRIEND help clean up the beach One
One day, as Kai, the leopard cub, was lying on his back, warming his full tummy in the sun, he was thinking about the class he had attended with his mom, brother, and sister the previous day. It was about survival, the importance of helping your friends and caring for your environment. It all sounded a bit boring, farfetched and un-adventurous! His mom had caught him dosing off in class.
CapeNature discourages engagement with Cape fur seals this holiday season
The public is urged to exercise caution and follow safety guidelines during the upcoming summer holiday season when encountering Cape fur seals. These marine mammals are an integral part of our coastal ecosystem, but it is crucial to recognise that human-wildlife interactions can have severe consequences.
Now you see me, now you don’t: the hidden world of Dwarf Chameleons
The charismatic true chameleons belong to the family Chamaeleonidae and are found throughout much of Africa, Madagascar, southern Spain, southern India, Sri Lanka and the southern Arabian Peninsula. There are more than 160 species globally, which belong to eight genera. The South African endemic genus of Dwarf Chameleons Bradypodion (meaning “slow-
How can I assist you today?
How can I assist you today?