Children 5 years and younger cannot participate in game drives; children aged 6 to 11 permitted on game drives at lodge managers discretion
Kirkmans Kamp
With no boundary fences between the Sabi Sand and the Kruger National Park, this reserve benefits from the great diversity of animals found in one of the richest wildlife areas on the African continent, along with the additional benefits experienced on a private game reserve.
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Reviews5/6
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Vacation Style Relaxed and social family atmosphere
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Camp Size 25 guests
The spirit of safari comes alive at the historic Kirkman’s Kamp. Step back in time into the classical ambiance of this original 1920s homestead and marvel at the spectacular views of the unspoiled landscape that surrounds the Sand River from each of the 12 guest suites.
Rolling lawns carve out a niche in a wild and tumbling landscape that host memorable game viewing in one of the most renowned Big Five regions in the world. Spacious sitting, dining and bar areas steeped in the colonial atmosphere of gracious style and luxury contain mementoes of a time long past, while the untamed outside whispers a promise of adventures not to be forgotten. Delight in early morning and late afternoon game drives, interpretive bush walks, birdwatching and impressive viewing of spotted hyena, various antelope, elephant, white rhino, buffalo and hippo. The Sabi Sand Game Reserve is famed for its leopard sightings and you may well spot one of these elusive cats resting after a successful night hunt. Wildlife is the biggest drawcard for most travellers and the guide and tracker teams are equipped with a wealth of knowledge. Game drives in the Sabi Sand are able to go off road in search of exceptional sightings and your safari may also continue after dark, with a specially filtered spotlight used to illuminate nocturnal wildlife.
- Early morning and late afternoon / evening game drives in open 4x4 safari vehicles
- Interpretive bush walks
- Birdwatching
- Luxury walking safaris
- 12 air-conditioned cottages
- Private verandas
- Rim-flow lodge swimming pool with a view
- Open-air boma
- Safari Shop
- Exceptional family atmosphere and children’s programme
- Credit card facilities (Visa, Dinners, Ames and Master Card
Step back in time into the classical ambiance of this original 1920s homestead and marvel at the spectacular views of the unspoiled landscape that surrounds the Sand River from each of the guest suites.
- 12 guest suites
- Triples 1 (children 16 years and younger)
- Twin beds all convertible to double
- guide’s accommodation available
- air conditioning yes
- overhead fans yes
- bath yes
- indoor shower yes
- in-room safe yes
- personal bar yes
- telephone yes
- hairdryer yes
- laundry included yes
- wheelchair access yes, with assistance, but not recommended
- wifi in suites and guest area
- massage; in-room or or at the wellness centre
Childminding, at an additional cost
Summer months (November to March) are hot and humid. Temperature start to cool slightly in April and the winter months (May to June) are warm with cold nights. July to September is very dry, with cold night and early morning / late afternoon temperatures. Spring (September to October) is very dry, with hot winds.
The rains start towards the end of October. November to March can experience rains and typical afternoon thundershowers, which start to lessen in April.
Summer: 12˚C to 38˚C / 55˚F to 100˚F Winter: 3˚C to 32˚C / 32˚F to 90˚F
The camp is situated in a malaria area and necessary precautions should be taken
Please note that park fees and government charges may apply. Speak to your travel consultant for more details.
Drones are not permitted at Reserves and Lodges.
The camp is not fenced off and we request guests be extremely vigilant at all times. Security guards accompany guests at all times when walking around the camp at night.
220v AC Power