This camp is situated in a remote spot in the northern Drakensberg and can only be accessed with a four wheel drive vehicle. Access to the camp takes one along the Olifants River with various scenic views, where a few small villages are passed before the trail takes to the mountains. The scenery is magnificent and only a few local people still reside in this beautiful area, staying in traditional huts blended with the natural surroundings.

As there are so few inhabitants the adventure and scenery are probably the biggest draw card of this camp.

Conditions for hiking in the surrounding mountains are also ideal, and the unbelievable route where Louis Trichardt crossed the Drakensberg with his trek in the 1830’s, is a walking distance to the east of the camp. This area is ideal for quad biking and traverses