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This was a pleasant surprise. Located right next to the sabi river the best cabanas to rent are on stilts. The L124 would be ideal three bed with living room sleeper space. The whole area grounds is about 1.5km and there are no hiking trails. Some of the chalets look like they need some TLC. Avoid the ‘flats’ on R that you will see on the right hand side as you enter the facility. Many things inside the chalet were not working, the microwave and the stove, I quick maintenance checklist will fix the problems. The staff are extremely friendly and accommodating. There is a spa but the pricing is more expensive than Dubai ! The restaurant is under construction. A 10 min drive from Hazyview town where there is a shopping center and three petrol stations. 15-20 mins drive from the nearest Kruger gate. If you are South African it’s 83 rand to enter the park and foreigners pay 331 rand to enter.

We won't be back! This place has so much potential and could be an awesome visit but there was just too much wrong. The rooms we were allocated were lovely, beautifully appointed, white linen, small bar fridge, covered patio overlooking Kruger Park. BUT: - 1. It was a 250m walk from the car park to the room and even further between the room and the pool or reception. Going back and forth carrying luggage that distance without any trolley or golf cart in temperatures of about 38C is not for the feint hearted. Somebody should have been available to help with carrying luggage but we were not given anyone to assist - simply told at reception to walk until we found the room number. In fact even if someone is normally available to assist with luggage there ought to be golf carts running the 300m up and down the path constantly carrying people and luggage. When this was mentioned we were told there used to be 10 golf carts but they no longer have any. 2. The airconditioners didn't work in either room and being just canvas they were extremely hot. It took some hours for reception staff to send Maintenance to the rooms to attend to the aircons. Eventually they managed to repair the aircon in one of the rooms but not the other so offered a different pair of rooms, much smaller and less luxurious without a park view which they had the nerve to tell us was an upgrade when in fact it was very much a downgrade, so we opted to take one replacement room and keep the one room that they got the aircon functioning in. 3. The camp has 150 double rooms which means there could be up to 300 guests on site at any given time, but only 8 umbrellas around the rather lovely pool, and about 16 sun loungers. There is loads of space, but no children's play area. A small shaded area with a few swings, slides etc. for the kiddies like they have in the much cheaper Kruger Park camps would be a welcome addition. 4. Breakfast is from 5:30am to 9:30am - just exactly the time one would want to be out on a morning game drive in the Park as the gate opens at 5:30am, so to get back in time for the ”free breakfast” included in the price one has to rush the game drive. 5. The dining area under canvas was unbelievably hot even at 8:30am while having breakfast. When we asked about fans we were told they used to have fans but not any more.