Lower Sabie Rest Camp

The Sabie River runs beside camp. By late afternoon, an elephant or hippo may appear within view of your campsite.

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Views over the Sabie River
Swimming pool, restaurant and activities

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Lower Sabie Restcamp sits beside the Sabie River in Kruger National Park. The river draws plenty of wildlife. As the day begins to fade, elephants and hippos can be seen from the campsite. The rest camp is surrounded by trees, creating useful shade in the Kruger heat. Alongside bungalows and safari tents, there are 33 campsites. Camping guests use shared ablution blocks and communal cooking facilities.

Our main facilities.

  • Shaded campsites
  • Shared ablution blocks
  • Shared cooking facilities
  • Swimming pool
  • Restaurant
  • Shop
  • Information centre

Trips from the region

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Mozambique
eSwatini
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1620
per person
This self-drive journey crosses three countries and combines camping with fixed accommodation. Walking, game drives, diving and snorkelling are all part of the possibilities along the way. You travel from Johannesburg to Kruger National Park, continue into Mozambique, then return to Johannesburg via eSwatini.
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West Cape and Namaqualand hiking & 4x4
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1250
1250
per person
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Garden Route and Baviaanskloof Hiking & 4x4
14
days
from
1350
1350
per person
Addo gives the journey a safari opening. Then the road changes. Baviaanskloof calls for a 4x4, and the pace drops to match the tracks and the terrain. On the other side lies the coast. Storms River Mouth, Harkerville and Wilderness bring together ocean, forest and river. George and Swellendam then lead into Stellenbosch and Cape Town.