Kruger National Park is one of Africa’s largest game reserves. You can stay inside the park in national-park rest camps, in private reserves like Sabi Sand on its western edge, or in gateway towns outside the gates.
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Kruger is South Africa’s flagship safari destination, with rest camps, private lodges and gateway towns along its southern and western borders.
A gateway town near the Phabeni and Paul Kruger gates, with lodges and good-value hotels.
The park’s main rest camp in the southern Kruger, with its own airport.
A private reserve bordering Kruger, known for luxury lodges and leopard sightings.
Southern gateway town near the Malelane Gate.
Gateway to the central Kruger and private reserves, with its own airport.
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The dry winter (May–September) is best for game viewing, as vegetation thins and animals gather at water; summer is lush, hotter and good for birding.
Rest camps inside the park put you closer to wildlife; gateway towns like Hazyview offer more choice and lower prices.
Park rest camps are self-drive and budget-friendly; private lodges include guided game drives and meals.
Yes. Kruger charges a daily conservation fee per person, usually paid separately from your accommodation.