Built on the site of prehistoric settlements, Berg-en-Dal Rest Camp in the Kruger National Park is the only rest camp in the park to be situated in a mountainous environment.
This is the southern-most camp in the park, which also makes it the closest and easiest camp to access from many of the gateway towns in Mpumalanga.
Game viewing is particularly interesting in this area of the park, as this is the only section where rolling mountains are found. For this reason, leopard are often seen on night drives from the camp, which shouldn’t be missed during your stay! Elephant sightings are also very common at the waterhole nearby, and are occasionally seen spotted at the dam which borders the camp. Bookings and info
Getting there: from Gauteng, Take the N4 to Nelspruit and head through Nelspruit to Malelane. Then turn left at the Kruger National Park sign just outside Malelane and head to gate. Allow between 4 to 5 hours for the trip to the gate. Berg-en-Dal camp is 12 km away from the gate. Allow about 30 minutes for the drive to the camp.
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