Forever Swadini Resort (campsite)
The Blyde River runs beside the resort, with the nature reserve all around. From your campsite, the day can head onto the water, into the reserve or nowhere at all.
South Africa
Spacious campsites with electricity
Restaurant, bar and campsite shop
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Forever Swadini Resort sits on the banks of the Blyde River inside Blyde River Nature Reserve. The campsite is large, with spacious sites and electricity at the pitch. Camping guests can use the resort facilities, including the restaurant, bar, campsite shop, swimming pool and thermal bath. Free Wi-Fi is available in the restaurant.
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Our main facilities.
- Shaded campsites
- Electricity at the campsite
- Shared ablution blocks
- Shared braai facilities
- Restaurant, breakfast available
- Bar
- Swimming pool
- Supermarket
- Free Wi-Fi in the restaurant
- Activities bookable at reception
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