Named after a nearby hill under which Voortrekker Willem Pretorius, of Carl Trichardt's 1848 expedition to Delagoa Bay, is buried, Pretoriuskop camp is one of the oldest in the park and provides guests with a sense of nostalgia as they surround themselves with this vestige of the area's past.

One such example are the striking red trees, pre-dating the camp's decision to exclusively use indigenous plants in the park, thus highlighting the camp's unique character.

Accommodation Options

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Camp Site (CK6P)

Extra Adult:

R48

Extra Child:

R24

Unit Sleeps:

6 people

R150

Includes 2 people

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- Extra vehicles pay additional rate - Powerpoint

Hut (EB5)

Extra Adult:

R96

Extra Child:

R48

Unit Sleeps:

5 people

R320

Includes 2 people

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- 1 bedroom with 5 single beds - Aircon - Communal ablutions - Communal Kitchen - Fridge - No utensils

Hut (EB2)

Extra Adult:

R96

Extra Child:

R48

Unit Sleeps:

2 people

R320

Includes 2 people

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- 1 bedroom with 2 single beds - Aircon - Communal ablutions - Communal Kitchen - Fridge - No utensils

Bungalow (BG4)

Extra Adult:

R144

Extra Child:

R72

Unit Sleeps:

4 people

R625

Includes 2 people

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- 1 bedroom with 4 single beds - Aircon - Communal Kitchen - Fridge - No utensils - Wc and shower

Bungalow (BD2)

Extra Adult:

R144

Extra Child:

R72

Unit Sleeps:

2 people

R710

Includes 2 people

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- 1 bedroom with 2 single beds - Aircon - Fridge - Hotplate - Sink - Utensils - Wc and shower

Family Cottage (FF6D)

Extra Adult:

R248

Extra Child:

R124

Unit Sleeps:

6 people

R1255

Includes 4 people

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- 1 bedroom with double bed - 2 bedrooms, each with 2 single beds - Aircon - Kitchen - Wc and shower

Doherty Bryant Guest House (GH9B)

Extra Adult:

R426

Extra Child:

R213

Unit Sleeps:

9 people

R2180

Includes 4 people

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- Aircon - Each unit with 1 double and 1 single beds - Each unit with wc and bath - Guest House consist out of 3 stand-alone units - Kitchen

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See what our guests are saying

We stayed in a small hut / room with three beds. Although the room looked small, we had enough space and had a lovely stay. I liked the Pretoriuskop restcamp, and will stay there again. I loved the individual braai areas and the well stocked shop. We had lunch at Satara, a bit disappointing, the game pie was made earlier in the day and re-heated. It left the crust soft and very chewy. Rather the kitchen should prepare it and bake it upon request (or get tips from King Pie). All in all a great stay, we saw a lot of animals and birds, and all of the big five. A word on the communial kitchen - as first time visitors we did not know what to expect, please indicate on the website that this actually only translates into a communial hotplate and kitchen sink. No oven, no microwave. Regards

- Sanchia Veale (South African) View all 53 guest reviews »