Skukuza Rest Camp

Activities & Facilities

Guided Bush Walks
Game Drives (in the company of trained field guides)
Bush Breakfast and Bush Braai (Barbecue). Includes game drive to venue. Confirm availability when booking.
9-hole Golf Course
Stevenson Hamilton Memorial Library
Metsi Metsi Wilderness Trail (pre-booked overnight activity)
Kids Educational Programme (Seasonal)
Lake Panic Bird Hide (located approximately 7km outside the camp)
Through prior arrangement with the camp, catered traditional dances can be arranged.
Wildlife films every evening (except Sundays)
Tariffs for Activities

These activities will ensure an exciting bush experience. All bookings, as well as further details for these activities are available from reception.

A community levy of 1% will be added to the cost of all accommodation and activity reservations arriving on or after the 1st of June 2012.

Information at Reception
Wi-Fi internet reception/internet café:
- At reception area
- 3G connections throughout the camp
- Internet café located in the restaurant
Public Telephone
Post Office
Bank
Car Hire
2 x Restaurants
Deli with Internet Café
Shop
Laundromat
Filling Station
Communal Kitchens
Communal Ablutions
Cutlery and Plates Hampers (from Reception)
Garage with Workshop
Basic First Aid Assistance
Auditorium and Conference Facilities
Day Visitor Picnic Area (located 4km outside the camp) with own swimming pool
2 swimming pools in camp (for overnight residents only)
Car Wash
TVs (limited DSTV) available in Luxury Units only
Cellphone reception
Skukuza Indigenous Nursery (located approximately 5km outside camp):
- Contact: Michelle Hofmeyr
  Tel no.: +27 13 735 4312

Have a question? Why not ask at the forums?

Did you find what you were looking for?

Help us improve!

We are offering fantastic discounts on 8 of the Wilderness Trails in the KNP.

On 31 May 1926 the National Parks Act was proclaimed and with it the merging of the Sabie and Shingwedzi Game Reserves into the Kruger National Park. The first motorists entered the park in 1927 for a fee of one pound.