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Mountain Zebra National Park

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Invigorating crystal clear air, beautiful scenery, tranquil ambience and an abundance of wildlife offer you a special and personal African wilderness experience.

The craggy heights of the Bankberg mountain range embrace rolling plains and deep valleys, and have become an entrancing preserve for the Cape Mountain Zebra. The proclamation of the park in 1937 saved these animals from extinction, and currently their population stands at 300.

Other mammals found here include the cheetah, Cape buffalo, black rhino, eland, black wildebeest, red hartebeest and gemsbok, while mountain reedbuck and grey rhebok frequent the higher areas. Caracal occupies the niche of primary predator.

With its wide-open spaces, serene atmosphere, and spectacular sunsets, Mountain Zebra National Park is the perfect destination for those seeking a true Karoo wilderness experience – whether for solitude, photography, or simply reconnecting with nature.

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  • Province: Eastern Cape
  • Nearest City/Town: Cradock

Notifications

Family Cottages Renovations09 November 2026

Guests are advised that Family Cottages 1 – 6 will be undergoing renovations until mid-December.

During this period there will unfortunately be some level of noise in the rest camp between 8AM and 5PM daily.

Management apologises for the inconvenience.

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CAMP SITE

Camp Site (CK6P)

Mountain Zebra Rest Camp

Mountain Zebra National Park

From R465.00 per night

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Fauna & Flora

Track the wildlife you see at Mountain Zebra National Park!

There are 50 mammals and 272 birds to find in the park.

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