



Set on stilts and accessed by wooden stairs, the wood and thatch lounge and dining room take you back to those magical days of treehouses, when you gazed across your private kingdom. And indeed, from this elevated vantage point, the views of the plains, the camp's waterhole and the Drakensberg mountains in the distance are stupendous. A splash pool in front of the main area's raised deck is perfect for cooling off – and even attracts passing thirsty elephants.
The five chalets are generously spread out in front of the tree line, with views of the plains and the mountains far in the distance. They are modestly sized, canvas-enclosed with a near 180-degree panorama from the bed, when the tent's flaps are open. The interiors have been furnished simply, with just a toilet and shower and solar-powered lighting. But there are touches of luxury too, in the plush mattresses and feathery pillows, and the impeccable housekeeping service.
Game drives happen twice daily, and can be supplemented with walks and educational talks. Many guides and trackers here have spent several years guiding in the region, so they're real founts of bush-wisdom. Night drives reveal nocturnal life like hyena, porcupine, aardvark and aardwolf, as well as some of the big-name predators in action. Walks illuminate the less-noticed flora and fauna, and give you a chance to take in the smells and sounds of this magical place.
A spectacular wilderness area where intimate animal encounters are par for the course.