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Sungubala is a new Bush Camp situated in the Northern Drakensberg. It
is situated on 500ha of pristine wilderness directly below the peaks of
Hlolela and Sungubala (7000ft), just north of Royal Natal National Park.
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Surrounding the farm is approximately 30 000 to 40 000ha of
conserved wilderness and mountain environment, to which we have
access.
Access to the camp is by foot or 4x4. We meet the folk at 15h00
on the day of arrival to ferry them, with a 4x4, to the camp, which
is 2km into the mountains. Late arrivals may be arranged.
Backpacking enthusiasts may choose to walk to the camp, the route is
not strenuous and takes between 20 and 30 min.
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Even though there are folk who prefer straight forward camping,
there are people who enjoy a hard days hiking and then would like to
be able to enjoy a hot shower, an ice cold drink and after dinner
settle into a comfortable bed with the peace and quiet of a mountain
wilderness around them. Experience the feeling of camping at
Sungubala without the need to rough it. | |
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There is a communal ablution facility with hot and cold water and
adequate facilities for men and women. The Boma has a communal,
fully equipped kitchen, a dining area and lounge area. Each unit is
provided with its own crockery and cutlery in a private lock up
cupboard. Our staff will prepare Braai fires for those wishing to
BBQ and each evening a communal fire is lit where people can
socialise or just enjoy a camp fire. | |
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The nature of our area allows for visitors of varying fitness to
walk/hike along a route that suits their ability. Folk can also lead
themselves along the marked trails. Swimming is in the river at the
Silent Woman!! | |

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The camp has 6 comfortable Safari tents, under thatched gazebos,
with custom made log beds and proper mattresses!!. There are also
three 2 bedded, thatched, A Frame units which are more spacious. All
the units have a view. In total 20-26 people can be accommodated.
Visitors need only bring food, drink and towels..
By choice all lighting is done by paraffin and candle lanterns to
preserve the ambience of this special site.
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Horse riding and Trout fishing are nearby, within walking
distance and overnight horse rides to the camp can be organised.
Overnight rides from Rugged Glen to Sungubala can be also be
arranged.
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