Safari Lodge

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  Toilets
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  Drinking Water
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  BBQ Areas
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  Powered sites
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  Swimming
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  Allows fires

4 Reviews

C K.

4 years ago

Great camping spot for Cape Trib trips, shops located nearby, cafe, pool and excellent bathrooms and kitchen. Only downside for us is that we a travelling as a group (3 cars) and the limited space made it difficult to park close by as the sites are very narrow and spaced. This however is perfect for solo campers.

Debbie M.

5 years ago

Stayed here in Jan 2018 and loved it. Good, big camp kitchen which provided shelter from rain (was needed as rainy season), friendly staff and good facilities.

Russell M.

6 years ago

Julia A.

7 years ago

Nice place. Spots are quite big and shady. Toilets and shower very clean. Kitchen very well equipped incl. BBQ area. Swimming pool small but still nice. $15 per Person for unpowered site. If you are Lucky maybe you get a discount for of $5 😉

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