Berg en Dal is situated on the banks of the Matjulu Spruit with a view over softly undulating hills to the east. On the northern and southern sides, dry riverbeds and a dam border the camp. There are large trees along the streams and dry riverbeds.

Special care has been taken to preserve the natural vegetation in the camp.

Berg-en-Dal is in a summer rainfall area. Such precipitation is usually convectional and can result in heavy downpours. The summer months (October to April) are hot and often balmy. Winters are warm and mild, although visitors going on night-drives will require warm clothing.

Campsite CK6P (with powerpoint)
- Base rate 2 people - Max 6 people
- Extra vehicles pay additional rate
- Powerpoint

Bungalow (BA3)
- Base rate 2 people - Max 3 people
- 3 single beds
- Aircon
- Fridge - Hotplate - Sink - Utensils
- Wc and shower

Bungalow BA3U (perimeter)
- Base rate 2 people - Max 3 people
- Perimeter views
- 3 single beds
- Aircon
- Fridge - Hotplate - Sink - Utensils
- Wc and shower

Family Cottage (FA6)
- Base rate 4 people - Max 6 people
- 1 bedroom with 2 single beds
- 1 bedroom with double bed
- 2 bench beds in lounge
- Aircon
- Kitchen
- Wc, shower and bath

Family Cottage FA6Z (units accessible to the mobility challenged)
- Base rate 4 people - Max 6 people
- 1 bedroom with 2 single beds
- 1 bedroom with double bed
- 2 bench beds in lounge
- Aircon
- Kitchen
- Wc, shower and bath

J. Le Roux Guest House (GH6D)
- Base rate 2 people - Max 3 people
- 1 bedroom with double bed
- 2 bedrooms, each with 2 single beds
- Aircon
- Kitchen
- Shower
- Wc and bath

Rhino Guest House (GH8B)
- Base rate 4 people - Max 8 people
- 2 bedrooms, each with 1 double bed
- 2 bedrooms, each with 2 single beds
- 3 bathrooms, each with w/c, basin and bath
- Aircon
- Kitchen
- Shower

Rates Include:
Accommodation and 14% VAT

Rates Exclude:
Optional excursions, Conservation levies

Handy Hints: Plan your trip – do not try and cover too great a distance. Kruger is a massive tract of land and frequently visitors try to cover too much ground. Early mornings and evening time are usually the most productive game viewing periods.

Remember to bring a camera, binoculars, bird and wildlife reference books, a hat and sunscreen lotion. Also remember to take along medicines such as anti-histamine and lotion for insect stings and bites.

Please note: The speed limit is 50 km/h on tar and 40 km/h on gravel.
Visitors are not permitted to leave their vehicle other than at designated get-out points and rest camps. Pets are not permitted in a national park. Firearms must be declared at the entrance gate and sealed. The seal will be broken upon departure. Open vehicles must obtain the necessary permit.
Feeding of the animals is strictly prohibited for yours and the animal’s safety and well-being.

Malaria: Kruger is a malaria zone. Please consult your doctor or pharmacist.