Moholoholo Camping Stands is situated on the banks of the Blyde River, hidden under lush jakkalsbessie trees and surrounded by beautifully kept lawns. With the world-renowned Moholoholo Wildlife Rehabilitation nearby and The Kruger National Park’s Orpen Gate a mere 70 km away, Ya Mati is the perfect setting to explore the beautiful Lowveld region of South Africa.

Moholoholo Camping Stands offers 11 uniquely situated campsites with water and electricity points and built-in braais. Campers have use of communal ablution facilities.

On the property there is also a restaurant and tea garden with a kiddies play area, all set on the banks of the Blyde River and the Drakensberg Mountains in the back-drop. Free Wi-Fi is available at the restaurant.

A visit to the renowned Moholoholo Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre is highly recommended. The centre is home to many of South Africa’s abandoned, injured and poisoned wildlife. The Moholoholo team are highly dedicated conservationists committed to preserving Africa’s wildlife and are also extremely passionate about sharing their intimate knowledge.