
Shingwedzi is one of the most isolated camps in the Kruger National Park. It is far from any entrance gate and almost a full day's drive from Johannesburg. As a result, it is a very quiet camp with a relaxing atmosphere. Shingwedzi is located on the bank of the Shingwedzi River, but the river view is unfortunately not nearly as good as that of Letaba or Lower Sabie, for example.
Shingwedzi does, however, have a wonderful campsite that's large, flat, has ample shade and is located next to the swimming pool. There is also a great variety of bungalows to choose from.
Birdwatchers flock to Shingwedzi from all over in search of special species, such as the thrush nightingale and collared palm-thrush, which have been spotted in camp. More common species like fork-tailed drongos, mourning doves and black flycatchers are seen throughout the camp.
To explore Shingwedzi, scroll over the map below to view different areas of the camp. For more information and photos of specific facilities, just click on the respective icon. To explore the road system around camp, follow the game-viewing link on the right.

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To make a booking at Shingwedzi camp, please follow this link to the SANParks website.
Click here to jump to the dynamic Shingwedzi game-viewing map with pop-up photographs and links.
3 must-drive roads:
S56 for big scenery and leopards
S135 for crocodiles and birds in summer
S52 for lions, leopards, buffaloes and elephants
Look out for these animals:
Sharpe's grysbok are regularly seen on the S56.
Spotted hyaenas have been known to den on the H1-6 north, just south of the camp turnoff.
Nyalas may be seen on the northern parts of the S50 and on the S135.
Crocodiles gather at the low cement bridge on the S135 when the Shingwedzi River is in flood.
Roan antelope and eland are most often seen on the open plains near Babalala on the main H1-7.
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