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Tsendze

When you stay over at Tsendze, don’t expect to find a swimming pool, shop, restaurant, filling station or reception. Those are all at Mopani camp 10km to the north, which is also where you have to check in – an hour before the gates close.

Tsendze is strictly for campers, but that’s what gives this rustic camp its appeal. It really feels wild, with beautiful old leadwood, mopani and apple-leaf trees dotted around the natural bush, separating each of the stands. No day visitors or generators are allowed, which makes it one of the quietest places in the whole of the Kruger National Park to pitch a tent.

The camp's communal ablution blocks and kitchens are beautifully designed and situated among dense vegetation giving Tsendze a real bush feel, and attracting a lot of birds. A highlight of this camp is the outdoor showers where at night you can scrub yourself clean under a canopy of stars!

To explore Tsendze, 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.

tsendze camp map

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Camp

Game-viewing
tsendze camp gallery
tsendze game viewing gallery

 

To make a booking at Tsendze camp, please follow this link to the SANParks website.

Tsendze game viewing

mopani area map

Click here to jump to the dynamic Mopani game-viewing map with pop-up photographs and links.

3 must-drive roads:

S143 for rare antelopes and elephants
S50 (southern end) for tsessebes and birds
H15 for tsessebes and white rhinos

Look out for these animals:

Tsessebe on the S143, S50 and H15.

Roan and eland are often found at Tihongonyeni Waterhole on the S143.

Elephant bulls often congregate on the open plains of the S143.

The elusive leopard is sometimes found on the little river loops of the main H1-6 south along the Tsendze River.

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Position in park

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