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EEver wondered what it would be like to unplug from your busy, technology-driven lives for a few days? The outdoors is crucial for one’s mental health — especially if you are a city dweller. Camping has proven to offer many benefits, including a better night’s sleep and quality time with loved ones. With the help of Camp Master, we list a few camping sites worth visiting:

ATKV, Drakensville: KwaZulu-Natal

Located near the foothills of the Drakensberg Amphitheatre, ATKV, Drakensville is a caravan and camping site surrounded by historical landmarks. ATKV has both paved stands and lush lawns. The campsites include ablution facilities, a 15-amp power point and a braai area. The resort offers a variety of activities for the whole family such as hiking, bird watching, pony rides and horseback riding. 

Located at Jagersrust.
Contact: 036 438 6287.

Did You Know?
TThere are some great malaria-free national parks and nature reserves in South Africa for camping trips. The park have fenced-off campsites that are ideal for family camping holidays.

WWarmbaths A Forever Resort: Limpopo

Nestled in an African Bushveld atmosphere, Warmbaths, A Forever Resort, offers 285 caravan and camping sites equipped with a power supply. The resort is known for its hydro pools and spa where guests can unwind after a fun night of camping. There is so much to see and do, including cable water skiing, go-karting, quad biking and a super tube to name a few. 

Located at 1 Chris Hani Way, Bela-Bela. 
Contact: 014 736 8500. 

KKruger National Park: Mpumalanga

Kruger National Park is well known for its Big 5 and stupendous views. Most of the visitor camps offer tent or caravan sites with a power supply, communal ablutions and cooking and braai facilities. Apart from game viewing, you can also go on a bush walk, enjoy a guided game drive and play golf at Skukuza’s Golf Course. 

Contact: 013 735 4000. 

Dube Private Game Resort: North West

Dube Private Game Resort offers a true dose of African flair mixed with modern amenities and impeccable service. They have around 150 spacious grassed campsites equipped with plug points, four ablution blocks and laundry rooms. The resort offers braai facilities, pools and children’s play areas. 

Located at 36 Dube Lodge, Blaauwbank, Brits. 
Contact: 082 375 6179.

Ifafa Beach Caravan Park: KwaZulu-Natal, South Coast

Situated in an area filled with shady trees and a breath-taking sea view, Ifafa Beach Caravan Park offers a games room, a pub and restaurant and a tidal pool. They have stands available for tents and caravans kitted with ablution blocks, laundry facilities, and plug points. 

Located at 17 Sidney Gee Ln, Ifafa Beach.
Contact: 039 977 8615. 

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