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Nyalazi Hluhluwe Umfolozi Game Reserve

Our thoughts


Nyalazi Camp borders the legendary Hluhluwe iMfolozi Park in KwaZulu Natal, South Africa.

The campsite is located just 3 kilometers from Nyalazi Gate, the middle entrance to Hluhluwe iMfolozi Park. It is a community driven camp and everything is very clean and well maintained. The campsites have wonderful views and overlook the hills of the Hluhluwe Game Park.



What’s hot


  • Staff is very attentive

  • Campsites are well maintained and clean

  • Great ablutions

  • Beautiful views

  • Easy access to the Reserve middle gate.

  •  New Larger Campsites for Trailers

What’s not


  • The village nearby can get a bit noisy on weekends

NYALAZI GALLERY

We absolutely love Nyalazi Camp, the ultimate choice for your stay while exploring Hluhluwe-Umfolozi Game Reserve. Just minutes away from the Nyalazi Gate, the sites offer breathtaking views of Hluhluwe. While sipping a drink taking in the stunning sunsets, and enjoying game viewing right from our camp chair with the warm glow of the campfire. It’s an experience we didn’t want to miss.

Balule kingfisher birds

Frequently asked questions

Where is this campsite located?

About 3 km from Nyalazi Gate, one of the entrances to Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Game Reserve.

Address: R618, Machibini area, Hluhluwe, Mtubatuba, 3935.

How are the ablutions at the campsite?

Two sets of ablutions with hot water. They are clean but rustic.

Are there braai/kitchen facilities?

Washing-up facilities with hot water.

Are pets allowed?

Not sure if they are allowed but when entering Hluhluwe Game Reserve they are NOT allowed.

Is there water connection at the camping site?

Yes, there are taps / water points for each campsite

Is there a swimming pool?

No swimming pool.

Is the campsite fenced?

The camp is fully fenced.

Is there electricity at campsite?

Each camp site has an electrical plug point

Is there a shop?

No dedicated shop or restaurant at the camp (based on Nyalazi’s site). Because it's a more rugged, community-run camp, facilities are basic, but Ice and firewood are available on site.

Is there other accommodation available besides camping?

Camping only, there are 7 campsites, each with space for up to ~6 people.

Is there a restaurant ?

No restaurant!

Is there wifi available at the campsite?

No Wi-Fi , Nyalazi is a “digital detox” zone, per their site. Cell signal, Vodacom is decent; other networks are weak.

How do I book?

Contact: +27 76 229 5101 or email res@nyalazicamp.com

Nyalazi Campsite Review



A stay at Nyalazi Camp is an experience that will leave an indelible mark on your memory. It’s a place where you can witness breathtaking sunsets, create magical moments by the fireside under a sky adorned with stars, and truly immerse yourself in the untamed beauty of Zululand, with the opportunity to encounter extraordinary and iconic wildlife.


The staff at Nyalazi Camp are not only welcoming but also incredibly attentive, going above and beyond to ensure your comfort and satisfaction. Even when unexpected rain poured down while we were out, they promptly took care of our belongings, ensuring that our chairs and other items were sheltered from the elements.


The campsites and ablution facilities are meticulously maintained, with a dedicated team ensuring cleanliness on a daily basis. During our stay, we were fortunate enough to be the only campers at Nyalazi, and this solitude added to our sense of security. The staff, who remained on the property around the clock, made us feel completely safe and at ease throughout our time there.


To make your visit to the reserve more cost-effective, we highly recommend purchasing a wild card, which grants you access to the reserve and its wonders. This investment will not only save you money but also allow you to fully appreciate the natural splendor that Nyalazi Camp has to offer.

Umlalazi

Sable Hide

Punda Maria

Nyalazi

Nthakeni

Skukuza

Balule

Rustic campsite setup under large trees at Tsendze Camp, Kruger Park

Tsendze

View of Sable Dam from inside the Sable Hide in Kruger National Park

Sable Hide

Reflections of trees and sky on the still water of Sunset Dam, Kruger

Lower Sabie

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