Visitor Tips
- A 4×4 with high-ground clearance and low-range capabilities is recommended.
- As outdoor lighting in camps is limited, a torch/headlamp is required when walking outside at night.
- The main camps do have drinking water albeit very mineralised. The Wilderness camps do not have potable water and one should provide their own drinking water.
- Swimming pools at Twee Rivieren, Kalahari Tent camps, Mata Mata and Nossob camps.
- Power points at camping sites, in Twee Rivieren, Mata Mata and Nossob camps.
- Hides at waterholes at Mata Mata, Nossob and Twee Rivieren Rest Camps.
- Waterhole at Bitterpan, Grootkolk, Kieliekrankie, Urikaruus, Gharagab and Kalahari Tent camps.
- Bitterpan, Grootkolk, Kieliekrankie, Urikaruus, Gharagab and Kalahari Tent camps are not fenced.
- Guests staying at Bitterpan, Grootkolk, Kieliekrankie, Urikaruus, Gharagab and Kalahari Tent camps must take their own wood and drinking water.
- For trails that start in Twee Rivieren, it is advisable to book the night after the trail, in Nossob camp.
- Distance from Upington – 250 km.
- Shoes are essential on summer evenings for protection against the possibility of scorpion stings.
- Keep an emergency supply of 10 litres of water in your vehicle.
- In the event of a breakdown, remain in your vehicle – it is the safest place.
- This is a low-risk malaria area. Consult your chemist.
- There is a Predator Centre at Nossob Rest Camp.
- There is a Raptor Centre at Mata Mata Rest Camp.
- There is an Interpretation Centre at Twee Rivieren Rest Camp, celebrating the ǂKhomani San.