Berg en Dal camp information board

Berg en Dal rest camp is situated on the bank of the Matjulu Spruit and is surrounded by rocky hillsides, it is one of the newer camps and as a result it has spacious face-brick bungalows - - not like the circular 'rondavels' of the older camps like Pretoriuskop or Satara.

Berg en Dal camp

Accommodation

Each bungalow is nicely spaced out giving you privacy and are set within natural bush and aloes leaving much of the natural habitat unchanged within the camp.

Berg en Dal Bungalow

The bungalows were renovated in 2008/2009, this was the old look....

Inside the original bungalows before they were renovated and modernized

The inside view of a Berg en Dal bungalow

and this is the new look....

New look bungalow bedroom

The bungalows have en suite bathrooms, a kitchen with fridge-freezer, cutlery, crockery, cooking utensils and an outdoor braai area. 

The outside view of the Bungalow in Berg en Dal rest camp

Braaing at our bungalow....

Berg en Dal has camping sites, each with a power point and braai (barbecue) area. There is a large swimming pool near the campers. 

Residents and day visitors can also make use of the designated picnic facilities.

It has a laundromat, petrol (gas) station and a well stocked shop.

The shop in Berg en Dal camp

Food and drink

For guest not wanting to cook, there is a lovely restaurant and cafeteria with a view over the Matjulu dam. The food is good, but we still remember the good old days when the park did their own catering... the food was very good and the waiters were entertaining.

Inside Berg en Dal Restaurant

Jenny sitting down to breakfast in the restaurant

Activities

Matjulu dam and viewing spot is close to reception and the restaurant allowing guest an opportunity to sit and watch the game like elephant and other animals coming down to drink. 

Matjulu dam during the dry season

Elephant drinking at the Matjulu spruit next to the Berg en Dal camp fence

The Rhino walking trail in camp is geared for the blind with braille information post at different intervals.

Berg-en-Dal camp's Rhino walking trail

A walking trail for the blind

The Berg en Dal camp Rhino walking trail for the blind

There is a an open-air auditorium where Wildlife films are shown and the Rhino Hall museum which is next to reception, this offers a world of information about both the White and Black Rhinos.

The Rhino Hall museum at Berg en Dal camp

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Mario and I love walking round camp and looking for interesting things to photograph...

Butterfly on aloe at entrance gate to Berg en Dal camp

The painted reed frog image taken on our walk around camp

Vervet monkey sitting on Game viewing vehicle in Berg en Dal camp

Dung beetle rolling his dung ball in Berg en Dal camp

There are a number of activities on offer at Berg en Dal rest camp: like guided game drives, guided walks, walking trails, bush braais, they also show animal movies. Please ask at reception when you check in.

The area around Berg en Dal rest camp is good for leopard, lions, elephants, white rhinos, and many different birds. Keep an eye out for owls at night in the camp.

Lion cub in tree as on the H110 near Berg en Dal camp

Male lion walking towards the S110

White rhino image taken near Berg en Dal

Leopard in tree on the S110 gravel road near Berg en Dal camp

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This page has been created to allow visitors to post their special stories and pictures for others to see.

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Visitors to this page can then comment on, discuss and rate each picture and story.

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