Geelhoutkloof Private Nature Reserve

Geelhoutkloof Private Nature ReserveGeelhoutkloof Private Nature ReserveGeelhoutkloof Private Nature Reserve

Description

The camp consists of three luxury units, each with a double bed and two single beds (bunk- style), thus accommodating a maximum of twelve guests. The three units each have a car port. In keeping with the feeling of a bush camp, all power is either gas or paraffin.

All units have tiled showers and flushing toilets, a well appointed albeit small kitchen including stove and fridge and outside braai area from where feeding of game can be seen, breakfast or a sundowner enjoyed.

Though ThabayaTholo (meaning “ Mountain of the Kudu” in Pedi, the local Northern- Sotho dialect) is self catering, all gas, paraffin, cutlery, crockery, bedding and other linen is supplied.

Water comes from a borehole powered by a solar panel pump and is safe for human consumption. Each unit is supplied with one bag of wood per day. Additional wood as well as ice may be bought from the camp manager.

During and just after the rain season ( January - May) 4x4 wheel drive vehicles are strongly recommended.
Please phone before hand for current information.

 

Geelhoutkloof Private Nature ReserveGeelhoutkloof Private Nature ReserveGeelhoutkloof Private Nature Reserve

ThabayaTholo Bush Camp. 3 Units. No electricity, gas & pariffin power included

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Geelhoutkloof Private Nature ReserveGeelhoutkloof Private Nature Reserve

Attractions

Situated in the South African Waterberg biosphere, the Reserve consists of approximately 1700 hectares of mixed Waterberg veld (grass, bush, swamp and mountainous terrain), forms part of the Limpopo Highland Reserve has as its northern neighbour the well known Entabeni Game Reserve.

The eastern border runs along the top of the eastern Waterberg from where guests have a breathtaking view of the Springbok flats below and all water is the first in the catchment area and untouched by human hands.

The reserve hosts many species of game including Giraffe, Eland, Kudu, Impala, Blue- wildebeest, smaller buck as well as the rare and protected 'Eugene Marais Cycad'. 'Brown Hyenas, Jackals, Serval and Aardvark' are also in abundance and guests are advised to keep a lookout for holes when driving! There are two dams with braai / picnic facilities for those who are keen bird spotters or anglers.

Guest’s time is their own. No game rangers forcing you to go on a game drive! As in the Kruger National Park, guests do their own drives in their own vehicles when and how it suits them.

Facilities

The main deck is a communal lapa area where guests can relax, read books, view tortoises in the tortoise camp, enjoy a winter log fire or enjoy the splash- pool which overlooks the feeding area.
The grass helicopter pad can accommodate up to three medium sized helicopters.