I've been going to the Kruger Park since I was a baby. Through all my memories with animals, safaris and adventure - the accommodation was never once a problem. The provide you with plenty of self catering options to make your stay as comfortable as possible. Workers come every single morning to drop of clean towels and linen and they empty your trash for you. Couldn't ask for anything better.

I stayed with Outlook Safaris!! It was too cold for the pool but I heard it was very nice. My tent did not look like the one that the travel agent showed me on line, but they are super neat, clean, and well equipped with what you need! I love how the tent sits next to the fence...we watched animals walk right by! The staff and food was super amazing!! If you are “young”, you will definitely want to stay with Outlook Safaris

Amazing!!!!!!! I never thought it would be this great... the only problem is that it is so massive which I also didn’t anticipate!!!!! We were there a few days and were unable to cover 1/2 the park! My advice is to go to Madikwe game reserve in the North west province. The animal population is so much more dense in a much smaller park. Way better than “over rated” Kruger National Park!

Always a wonderful wildlife experience! We had lots of elephant sightings as well as plenty of other animals. The herd of buffalo was a bonus No cats though.

Lovely place to get away from the busy city life. Saw the big 5 but you need about 3 days of safari to make sure you see them. It offers braai facilities and there are restaurants around and supermarket if you need anything.

Fair value for money if you are prepared to assist yourself (self-catering) though the attitude of 9 out of 10 of the staff members needs desperate improvement. Customers are treated as being a disruption to their daily almost non-existent service delivery...

Kruger national park is South Africa's largest game reserve having been founded in 1926.It lies between Limpopo in the west and Mpumalanga in the south. It is bordered by Zimbabwe in the north and Mozambique in the east. The park is 19485 Km squared and home to numerous species of animal , bird and insect life. Each year hundreds of thousands of people flock to the park to enjoy the so called big 5 which consists of elephants , leopards, lions , cheetahs and Rhinos. The park has ensured that these animals which were once on the endangered list are now thriving in a protected environment. The accommodation varies from rustic tented camps with communal ablution facilities to luxurious fit for royalty. Whoever you are , the park has something for everyone.

It has s good atmosphere