Are Bush Camps The BEST Way To Connect With NATURE - DG Overlanding

 

                  Bush Camps 

           That We Have Visited

• DG Overlanding

Get ready to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of city life and reconnect with nature in its purest form!

In this series, we're sharing the secrets to achieving true freedom through bush camping. Immerse yourself in the great outdoors, away from the noise and distractions of modern life, and discover the joy of camping.

So, pack your bags, grab your tent, and get ready to experience the thrill of bush camping!

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Part 3 - Amazing National Park Campsites - DG Overlanding

 Amazing National Park Campsites (Kruger & Mapungubwe)

Punda Maria Rest Camp

and

Mazhou Campsite

1. Punda Maria Rest Camp

• Typical Kruger National Park Campsite
• First come first served (no pre booking of sites)
• Electric Power at some sites (generator in times of load shedding!) and also non-electrified sites
• Central scullery areas
• Good clean communal ablution blocks
• Some sites have a braai
• No fire pits
• Water is potable

    2. Mazhou Campsite

You need to check in at the main reception for Mapungubwe National Park. This is 29km's on a gravel road that can sometimes be in a poor condition, or 42km's on the tar road.

Watch out for the monkeys and baboons (although the baboons did not come into the camp when we camped  there)

• Typical National Park Campsite
• First come first served (no pre booking of sites)
• Electric Power
• Good clean communal ablution block in the centre of the camping area
• Sites have a braai
• No fire pits

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