Pretoriuskop Camp

Pretoriuskop is one of the oldest camps located in the Kruger National Park. The camp is located in the Southern Part of Kruger.

• Situated at on the south western boarder of the Kruger National Park
• 9km  from Numbi Gate
• 25km from Nelspruit
• 25 km from  Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport

Accommodation at Pretoriuskop Camp
Pretoriuskop Camp offers a wide selection of accommodation. The selection consists of 30 rural rustic huts that sleep 2, 3, 5 or 6 guests respectively equipped with an overhead fan. The guests can make use of the communal kitchen and ablution facilities.

There are also 48 additional air-conditioned huts with a fridge.  The huts can sleep 2, 3, 5 or 6 guests.  The guests can make use or the communal kitchen and ablution facilities.
52 air-conditioned bungalows are also available that sleep 2, 4 or 6 guests. Each of the bungalows has either a shower or bath.  Some of the bungalows have a kitchenette and the guests who stay in bungalows without a kitchenette can make use of the communal kitchen facilities.
There are also 5 cottages available.  The one cottage has 4 beds, with 2 bathrooms, fridge, kitchenette and cooking utensils.  The 6 bed cottage has 3 bedrooms, with 2 bathrooms, fridge and kitchenette with cooking utensils.

2 guest houses - Pierre Joubert and Doherty Bryant. 
Pierre Joubert Guesthouse has 16 beds, with kitchens including a microwave. The bathrooms have either a shower and bath or just a bath. 
The Doherty Bryant Guesthouse has 9 beds, with kitchens including a microwave.  The bathrooms have either a shower or baths or just a bath.
The Guesthouses also have televisions, but with limited DSTV channels.
45 tent or caravan sites with power points are alternatively available. The guests can make use of the communal kitchen washing up and ablution facilities.
Pretoriuskop Camp also boasts the Royal hut that was built in 1947.

Activities at Pretoriuskop Camp
With a natural rock swimming pool, game drives, wilderness trails, historical sites such as the burial ground for Willem Pretorius, the birthplace of Jock of the Bushveld, and the Albasini Ruins the Pretoriuskop Camp is the ideal camp for families and all kinds of nature devotees and explorers. As added entertainment wildlife films and documentaries are also shown at night.
Cushioned between volcanic magma granite, with hypnotic fauna and flora surroundings this environment is awe-inspiring. Dating back to the 1930's the Wolhuter hut is one of a few original huts that can be found in the Kruger National Park.

The Lichtenstein's Hartebeest, Black Rhino and Sable Antelope are indigenous to this region. For the birdwatching fanatic the Pretoriuskop area is one of the greatest parts in the Kruger National Park to spot Pennantwinged nightjar, Blackbellied korhaan and other fascinating bird species. Observing these slopping hills and vegetative valleys, will leave you hypnotized.
The camp also has a Shop, Cafeteria, Laundromat, Picnic areas and Petrol station.