Sugarloaf Campsite
Sugarloaf Campsite sits on the banks of the St Lucia river mouth. Camp beneath the trees, with the KwaZulu-Natal coast within walking distance.
South Africa
92 spacious campsites
Power at every campsite
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Sugarloaf Campsite lies on the banks of the St Lucia river mouth.
The KwaZulu-Natal coast is within walking distance.
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Ninety-two sites sit beneath the trees.
The campsite has 92 spacious pitches.
Each site has shade and its own electricity point.
Our main facilities.
- Private electricity point at each campsite
- 4 ablution blocks
- Hot and cold water
- Braai facilities
- Laundry facilities
- Swimming pool
- Shaded picnic area
- Playground
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