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Crocodile Bridge rest camp

Accommodation type: Bungalows, Safari Tents, Camping

Location: Southern Kruger National Park

Nearest Kruger gate: Crocodile Bridge Gate (<1km)

Nearest town: Komatipoort (14km)

Food: Self-catering (shop on-site)

Budget: $-$$

Perfect for… A peaceful resting spot

About Crocodile Bridge rest camp

Crocodile Bridge is a charming small camp that has a very peaceful ambiance.  Found at the southern border of Kruger, it is right next to Crocodile Bridge Gate and overlooks the river of the same name, so is ideal for visitors completing a long journey to the park who need a convenient night’s sleep before the game driving starts for real the following morning!

 

The local wildlife is very good too, with easy access into the Sabie River habitats to the north and local roads traversing a range of ecozones that offer all manner of animals, large and small.  The camp is home to several habituated bushbuck that will let you get pretty close to them.

 

The camp is modest in size and hosts a small number of bungalows, safari tents and camping grounds.  There are no restaurant or bar facilities here although the shop has a small selection of food options for preparing yourself.  You are likely better stopping at an outside supermarket to stock up beforehand though, with the town of Komatipoort only 14km away.

Facilities & services

  • Gas station

  • Shop

  • Laundromat

  • Morning game drives available

  • Night game drives available

  • Guided bush walks available

Types of accommodation

The camp is modest in size and hosts a small number of bungalows, safari tents and camping grounds.  There are no restaurant or bar facilities here although the shop has a small selection of food options for preparing yourself.  You are likely better stopping at an outside supermarket to stock up beforehand though, with the town of Komatipoort only 14km away.

 

Campsites

18 x tent or caravan sites, with power point and rotating braai grids. Communal ablutions and cooking facilities (24-hour boiling water, electric hotplates and washing up facilities). Maximum of 6 persons per site.

(Unit codes CK6P)

 

Safari Tents

8 x 2-bed permanent furnished canvas tents (one accessible to wheelchairs) with a fridge, standing fan inside tent and small veranda. Communal ablutions and communal kitchens available.

(Unit codes CTT2, CTTZ)

 

Bungalows

20 x 2 or 3-bed units, equipped with en-suite bathrooms (showers, no baths) and air-conditioning. Kitchenettes have hotplates and sinks. Two units are fully accessible for people using wheelchairs.

(Unit codes BD3, BD2Z)

Location

Crocodile Bridge rest camp is located on the southern border of Kruger National Park, overlooking the Crocodile River.  The closest park entrance gate is Crocodile Bridge Gate (<1km), while the nearest town is Komatipoort (14km).

 

The closest airport is Skukuza Airport (77km), while Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport (112km) is also accessible.  OR Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg is 440km / 5-hours driving from Crocodile Bridge rest camp.

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