Kanaan Guest Farm — Hazyview
The avenue of forty-year-old mango trees over the camping ground at Kanaan, a track running between them and power points at the pitches.
Camping

10 shaded pitches under forty-year-old mango trees.

Power and water at every single pitch. Tents, rooftop campers and big overlanders all find a happy home here — half an hour from a Kruger gate.

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Shaded pitches
10Shaded pitches
Guests at full camp
80Guests at full camp
Power & water
EverypitchPower & water
To a Kruger gate
30–45minTo a Kruger gate

At your pitch

Everything you need, nothing you have to ask for.

Why camp here

Leave the tent standing and go and find elephant.

Most people camping near Kruger pack up every morning. You do not have to. The whole farm is fenced with a motorised gate, so your camp stays exactly as you left it while you spend the day in the park.

Come back to a pitch that is still yours, a pool that is still cool, and trails that start at the gate rather than an hour up the road.

Phabeni gate is 30 minutes away. Set off in the dark, be back for a swim.

The camping ground at Kanaan — open grass in the dappled shade of the forty-year-old mango grove, a tent pitched among the trees.

Good to know

The practical bits.

Arriving
Check in from 14:00. The gate is motorised — call us when you are outside and we will let you in.
Groceries & wood
Stock up in Hazyview on the way in; the big supermarkets are a short drive from the farm.
Meals, if you would rather not cook
A warm continental breakfast or a proper South African braai dinner — just let us know the day before.
Big groups
The camping ground opens up for school groups, church weekends and family reunions — up to 80 guests.
Quiet hours
After 23:00, so everyone gets the early start they came for.
Inside the campers' ablution block at Kanaan — a timber washroom with a row of basins and mirrors, and private toilet and shower cubicles behind corrugated-and-wood doors.
A campsite at Kanaan with a tap and a power point right at the pitch, in the shade of the old mango trees.
The campers' ablution block at Kanaan seen from outside — a long, low timber building tucked under the mango trees.
Open grass at Kanaan's camp site, ringed by old mango trees — the gathering spot for evening braais under the stars.

The camping ground

See it before you book it.

An avenue of forty-year-old mango trees over the grassy camping ground at Kanaan, cabins and shade structures glimpsed beyond.
The camping ground at Kanaan — open grass in the dappled shade of the forty-year-old mango grove, a tent pitched among the trees.
Tents pitched at Kanaan under the forty-year-old mango grove — a vehicle, a motorbike and the open lawn beyond.
The Kanaan camping ground under the mango grove — mown grass, a water point and tank, with the lodge buildings beyond the trees.
The Kanaan camping ground — open grass under the shade of forty-year-old mango trees, with room for tents, rooftop tents and small campers.
Open grass at Kanaan's camp site, ringed by old mango trees — the gathering spot for evening braais under the stars.
Inside the campers' ablution block at Kanaan — a timber washroom with a row of basins and mirrors, and private toilet and shower cubicles behind corrugated-and-wood doors.
A campsite at Kanaan with a tap and a power point right at the pitch, in the shade of the old mango trees.

Would rather have a roof? The lodge rooms, twin rooms and the backpackers room are all inside the same fence.

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Plan your African holiday

Peaceful nights, magical mornings, and Kruger on your doorstep.

Tell us your dates and who is travelling with you, and Anneli or Matthew will personally reply with warm availability and the right room or campsite for your trip.

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