Rooihoek Campsite
Kouga Dam lies close by, and the noise drops away around camp. Rooihoek is remote, deep in Baviaanskloof, and accessible by 4x4 only.
South Africa
4x4 access only
Braai, camping tables and benches
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Rooihoek Campsite lies in Baviaanskloof, a protected natural area in South Africa's Eastern Cape. The remote campsite sits on the banks of Kouga Dam.
Facilities are simple. There is a long-drop toilet, together with braai facilities, camping tables and benches.
There is no electricity. You need to arrive self-sufficient.
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Our main facilities.
- Remote campsite
- Long-drop toilet
- Braai facilities
- Camping tables
- No electricity
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