
Kings Camp
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Kings Camp is a luxury safari lodge in the Timbavati Private Nature Reserve, offering Big Five game viewing and elegant safari accommodation in the Greater Kruger region.
Starting price per person
$ 1,100
Overview
Situated in the Timbavati Private Nature Reserve, Kings Camp faces an open savanna plain with a waterhole, which is frequented by a wide variety of wildlife both day and night. As part of the Greater Kruger National Park, which covers an area of 2.2 million hectares, this Timbavati safari lodge is a wildlife haven boasting a diversity of animal life including the Big 5, cheetah, African wild dog and hyena. With 100 km² of bush to traverse, you have plenty of space to explore the endless variety of wildlife in an open Land Rover or on foot.
Enjoy sundowners at our expansive bar, swap stories under the stars around the Social Fire Pit, spot game from the Observation Lounge and enjoy a host of extraordinary meals in various dining areas; from our elegant Dining Room and Terrace to the open-air boma.
Accommodation
Made up of six Luxury Suites, one Luxury Family Suite, two Honeymoon Suites and a private villa, Kings Camp offers the perfect Kruger Park safari escape. The lodge is positioned on the edge of a savanna plain and the grounds are dappled with the shade of Acacia trees. A vast array of wildlife frequent the watering hole and the camp grounds both day and night, allowing for spectacular game viewing from the doorstep of this Timbavati lodge.
The 6 spacious Luxury Suites boast sophisticated decor and world-class facilities, inspired by an era of exploration. A Family Suite combines 2 Luxury Suites with an inter-leading door.
Activities
Guests planning a Timbavati safari at Kings Camp can look forward to twice daily game drives in custom-designed safari vehicles, night drives with a spotlight in search of nocturnal creatures, guided bush walks and specialised bird watching safaris with expert guides. The Timbavati is especially well known for its frequent elephant sightings, as well as leopard and rare African wild dog. It is also home to over 350 bird species, making it a must-see destination for keen bird watchers.
















