Lower Sabie rest camp is situated on the bank of a dam on the Sabie River, in the southern part of the Kruger National Park, some eleven kilometres from the Mozambican border. The camp takes its name from the nearby Sabie River. With its large lawns and shade trees this camp is a very popular family destination. Due to the abundant foliage and waterholes in the area, game abounds here. At another small dam - Sunset Dam - situated only one kilometre from the camp, crocodile, hippo and various species of birds can be sighted. Kruger Park 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.
At a Glance
- Accommodation units are serviced daily.
- Guest Cottages with 3/2 bedrooms
- 3 & 2 Bed Bungalows
- 2 Bed Safari Tents
- Huts and campsites
- Dawn Game Drive, Morning Bush Walk, Sunset Game Drives
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Accommodation
All units are serviced daily and supplied with bedding, towels and soap. 7-bed Keartland Guest House with 3 en-suite bedrooms, fully equipped kitchen and a communal lounge. 4 or 5-bed Guest Cottages with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms (one en-suite) and fully equipped kitchen.
3-bed Bungalow with bathroom (bath/shower), fridge, sink, hotplate and basic cooking and eating utensils. 2-bed Bungalow on perimeter with bathroom (shower), fridge and sink, using communal kitchen facilities. 2-bed Bungalow with bathroom (shower), fridge and sink, using communal kitchen facilities.
2-bed Safari Tent with river view, bathroom (shower), fridge and sink, using communal kitchen facilities. 2-bed Safari Tent with bathroom (shower), fridge and sink, using communal kitchen facilities.
1/2/3/5-bed Huts with air-conditioning and fridge, using communal ablution and kitchen facilities.
Camping sites for large caravans (61-90 m2) with power point and cold water tap using communal ablution and kitchen facilities. A maximum of 6 persons, one caravan, sidetent and vehicle, or one tent and vehicle, or one motorized caravan with sidetent per campsite. Camping sites for small caravans and (40-60 m2) with power point and cold water tap using communal ablution and kitchen facilities. A maximum of 6 persons, one caravan, sidetent and vehicle, or one tent and vehicle, or one motorized caravan with sidetent per campsite.
Activities
Dawn Game Drive, Morning Bush Walk, Sunset Game Drives. Track Rhino, Elephant and Lion on foot. Outstanding birdwatching opportunities exist. On at least one morning during your vacation stay at Lower Sabie Camp, you will most certainly want to rise early and set off for a picnic site, where you can hire one of the gas ‘skottels’ provided by the Park to prepare a hearty breakfast with ingredients you have brought along with you.
The three most popular picnic sites in the Lower Sabie Camp area are Nkhulu, on the Sabie River between Skukuza and Lower Sabie Camp, in excellent Leopard territory, Tshokwane to the north, in the shade of a massive Sausage Tree, so named because of the shape of its large seed pods, which can weigh anything up to 10 Kg and the Mlondozi picnic site in the Lebombo Mountains which also offers an ideal place for a midday break.
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