Skukuza Restcamp - Kruger National Park
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Waar zijn die apen toch?
We hebben ons best gedaan, maar nog geen leeuwen, luipaarden of apen. Wel weer neushoorns, ook zwart dit keer. Na aankomst op Skukuza, kamp gemaakt en de jongens zijn gaan zwemmen. Morgen een flinke afstand af te leggen, dus vroeg uit de veren.
Waar zijn die apen toch?
We hebben ons best gedaan, maar nog geen leeuwen, luipaarden of apen. Wel weer neushoorns, ook zwart dit keer. Na aankomst op Skukuza, kamp gemaakt en de jongens zijn gaan zwemmen. Morgen een flinke afstand af te leggen, dus vroeg uit de veren.
Krüger Park - Day 1
Krueger the exploration of the small view point in the misty weather of this beautiful canyon we drive to the low lands to the entry of the Krüger NP.
Here the weather is much better and the game viewing adventure can start. As it is early afternoon, the initial result is not as spectacular, but towards the evening before arriving to the …
Sensational Skukuza
When we drove in to Skukuza, there were lions everywhere! One was right by the car window, close enough to pet. Jess had her window open and it actually turned around and looked at her for a few seconds. That was when momma said, "Uh Jess, I think you'd better close your window!" That was our first night in Kruger National Park. Late at night, …
Kruger National Park, South Africa
I was nervous about renting a car and driving myself and the girls to Kruger National Park. It was totally silly. It's safe and it's a beautiful drive. I cant imagine being in the park without your own rental car as well. Speaking of the rental car- so sorry Avis but I beat the **** out of that car. It wasn't my fault though, really it wasn't. I …
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TravelPod Member ReviewsSkukuza Restcamp - Kruger National Park
I love all the camps in the park. i would really recommend moving around from camp to camp. They're all great for their own unique reasons.
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Nice, basic but everything you need. Make sure you get there earlier than gate closure because the empty sites are really hard to find and I got there about 3.30pm! I saw one poor car drive past me 3 times in about half an hour! The ablusions are probably the nicest of all the camps.
Make sure you have the campsite adaptor for you plugs too. They fit only the camper ones, not normal "plug-in-the-wall" plugs. (Then you will have the adapter fitting the 3 prong plug, so if you have 2 prong devices, you'll need that adapter too.)
This review is the subjective opinion of a TravelPod member and not of TravelPod.com.