Satara Rest Camp Campsite Review, Kruger National Park

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  • čas přidán 24. 05. 2022
  • A review of the facilities and campsites Satara rest camp, Kruger National Park
    Channel link: czcams.com/users/AfricanCamp...
    SANParks weblink: www.sanparks.org/parks/kruger...

Komentáře • 14

  • @bananacamper
    @bananacamper Před rokem +1

    Hi Neil I haven’t stayed at Satara, in fact I’ve camped at Skukuza and Pretorioskop only. Although I love Kruger, I think the camping experience there is not the best: water taps far away, ablutions not very well maintained, if you arrive late in long weekend, the sites you can find won’t be good with shade etc. I’m any case I’m planning to go to Berg en dal sometime soon. Cheers.

    • @AfricanCampsiteReviews
      @AfricanCampsiteReviews  Před rokem

      Hi Banana Camper :)
      I totally agree that the sites has their challenges, but nothing beats being in the Kruger :)
      Enjoy the camping at Berg & Dal and be sure to check out our review of that campsite. It definitely is one of our favourites.

  • @kerenb3510
    @kerenb3510 Před rokem +1

    Loved the review of the camp site, thank you!! Do the the individual camp sites at Satara have braai facilities or do you have to bring your own?

    • @AfricanCampsiteReviews
      @AfricanCampsiteReviews  Před rokem

      Hi Keren
      Each site has it's own braai but I would advise you bring your own braai grid to be safe

  • @gerhardmeyer5083
    @gerhardmeyer5083 Před rokem +1

    Hi Niel, thanks for another quality video. I booked a campsite for next year July (crazy how far ahead you have to book 🙂), and the only ones available were the ones without electricity. I have heard numerous stories about people cheating the system, but I definitely don't want to. My question is, do you perhaps know where in Satara the 9 or 10 stands are that don't have electricity? Are they together in a cluster / specific area in camp? Thanks, Gerhard

    • @AfricanCampsiteReviews
      @AfricanCampsiteReviews  Před rokem

      Hi Gerhard
      Thank you for your comment.
      I’m afraid I do not have first hand info on non-electrical sites and more specifically 9 and 10. I suspect they are on the right towards the end of the video before the exit but I am honestly not 100% certain.

    • @gerhardmeyer5083
      @gerhardmeyer5083 Před rokem +1

      @@AfricanCampsiteReviews SANPARKS should really consider demarcating and numbering the stands. It will solve a couple of issues. But in any case, thanks!

    • @AfricanCampsiteReviews
      @AfricanCampsiteReviews  Před rokem +1

      @@gerhardmeyer5083 I could not agree with you more. Numbering sites and allocating them to bookings in advance would make life so much easier.

  • @rudolphjansevanvuuren72
    @rudolphjansevanvuuren72 Před rokem +1

    Hi, I am planning a trip from Shingwedzi Camp, Satara and Skukuza. Can one book at the reception on arrival at the campsite.
    Regards,
    Rudolph

    • @AfricanCampsiteReviews
      @AfricanCampsiteReviews  Před rokem +1

      Hi Rudolph
      Yes you can book at reception but I would advise to be safe and book in advance. The camp can be fully booked well ahead of time in peak seasons.

  • @lisacolquhoun1309
    @lisacolquhoun1309 Před rokem +1

    I was told that you can’t book a fence site? How do you book
    That?

    • @AfricanCampsiteReviews
      @AfricanCampsiteReviews  Před rokem

      Hi Lisa
      I’m not sure if they still allow site allocations. It seems they change it all the time. The best would be to contact SANParks reservations on 012 428 9111

    • @greenleader758
      @greenleader758 Před rokem +1

      You cant book a fence site at Satara. It is on a first come first serve basis. It is a good idea to be there early [9am] in order to select a site, before checking in at 2.

    • @AfricanCampsiteReviews
      @AfricanCampsiteReviews  Před rokem

      @@greenleader758 , thank you for the advice. Much appreciated