Twee Rivieren Camp is the Park’s largest rest camp and is also the administrative headquarters. Twee Rivieren camp lies on the banks of the Dry Nossob Riverbed.
The reception area is now located at the new entrance gate.....
and is a dual reception with both Botswana and South Africa sharing the facility......
and here is the warm Kgalagadi welcome...
Twee Rivieren camp has a petrol station, information centre, swimming pool, sightings board and a large fully stocked shop.......
This is the only camp with 24 hrs electricity and cell phone reception. (Some nights the electricity is switched off at 22h00 while at others it runs all night).
Twee Rivieren has a cozy restaurant, with large folding doors that open onto a large veranda that overlooks the camping area......
We have had only one bad meal- a very tuff fillet steak? I don't think it was fillet, but over all their meals are normally simple but good.....
Twee Rivieren camp has a small range of accommodation: family cottages, chalets and camping sites.
The cottages and chalets look similar, the only difference is on the inside.....
some have two bedrooms or one room with two single beds, or two beds in the kitchen area.
They all have a bathroom and toilet, with dining room table and chairs, some have a small lounge area.....
a fully equipped kitchenette with fridge/freezer, two plate cooker and microwave....
a patio with table, chairs and a braai area....
The camping area is small but nicely spaced out.....
there is communal ablutions and kitchen area.......
some sites have power points, while others don't and there are a few shaded areas and braai facilities....
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Twee Rivieren now has a Bird Hide and waterhole, it opened on the 05 September 2019. The walk to the hide starts near Chalet no.1, then up a small dune to the entrance which is on the fence. We have been told that it has lovely views from the hide and the waterhole is nicely laid out. We have not seen it yet but can not wait to find out for ourselves what it looks like.
We love exploring the large fenced area which has big red sand dunes, we have often gone up just to see the view and have our sundowners......
There are a number of good waterholes near by, we like Samevloeiing because it has given us some lovely photographic opportunities.
The area is good for leopard, meerkats, lion, cheetah, gemsbok and wildebeest.
This page has been created to allow visitors to post their special stories and pictures for others to see.
The photographs should be taken at waterholes close to the camp, such a Samevloeing, Houmoed, Monro, Leeudril, or Rooiputs.
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Lions in the early morning
Just 2 km outside Twee Rivieren camp we saw 5 lions. Here is 2 pic's of them
Lions at Twee Rivieren
These alert lions were just outside the gate at Twee Rivieren camp feeding on a Gemsbok
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Cheetah after feeding
One afternoon we spotted several cheetah cubs with an adult at Saamevloeing waterhole just outside Twee Rivieren camp - they had been feeding - what a …
Leopard
For the past three years we have spotted this female leopard just 3km from twee rivieren
Little Lion Guy
Lion cub at Houmoed waterhole on the Auob road
Little Leopard Guy
This little guy was spotted 3 km from Twee Rivieren. He stuck around with his mum for 3 days. A fabulous sighting and this pic was taken late one evening. …
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Cheetah savoring precious drops at Saamevloeing waterhole Kgalagadi
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