Mapungubwe National Park

Our first visit to Mapungubwe was amazing. As n birder I was disappointed cause of the bird hide and Treetop Walk that is closed, but we were able to spot a lot of birds. The mountains and rocks were breathtaking, and the campsite is beautiful and quiet. The ablutions, washing up area and braais were cleaned daily with the friendliest staff. I will definitely visit again when the bird hide and Treetop Walk is back in operation.

Loekwe camp site was amazing. Some of the roads not so great The forest tented camp site was lovely. Unfortunately we could not go to the bird hide as it had been damaged in the rains Overall enjoyed my stay

Hi fellow campers, it's the first time that we have visited this Nature Reserve. Left Tshipise at 5 in the morning, and on our way +- 2km from the Reserves gate we came across a herd of Elephants crossing the road..awesome. We waited for the gate to open at 6:30 and started our game drive. Saw Elephants, Giraffe, Zebra, Impala and alot of different Bird species, like the Verreaux's Eagle and it's chick, Booted Eagle, Martial Eagle, Kori Bustard, Lilac-breasted Roller, Little Bee- eater, White-fronted Bee eater, just to name a few. The Mazhou Campsite is very isolated and far from a shopping center so stock up before you go. The Confluence lookout point is a nice place to have a Braai for breakfast or lunck at. Beautiful viewing from the different lookout points. However they must re- paint the sign boards as they faided. The Treetop bird hide is still closed. It was a nice outing.

A magnificent National Park. Beautiful and unusual scenery. It is a pity that regular maintenance of the facilities is not being done. Worth a visit nevertheless.

There’s no network once you leave the reception area. So be ready for a no phone vacation because the reception area is a bit far from the different camp sites. DO NOT WITH A SMALL CAR!!

Fantastic national park with an important cultural significance. Historical tour was very interesting.

Truly one of the most beautiful landscapes in South Africa. The Limpopo is flowing! Birdlife and wildlife in abundance. Spotted a couple of Sadle billed Storks with their juvenile. Forest Tented camp was our highlight stay of all the camps. Unfortunately it suffered severe storm damage.

A SAN Parks resort, nestled in the far reaches of SA. The camping is simply great, simple clean and well serviced, with power. The 10 sites are all well shaded and on level un-grassed sites. Dust can be a bit of an issue if a wind comes through. Beware of the monkeys. Please be aware there is no fuel and no shops despite this being a SAN Parks resort.