Waterbuck Private Camp – Kings Camp

The Timbavati boasts a plethora of wildlife, plants and 12 lodges across the 18 000 of land. Waterbuck Private Camp, the stylishly sophisticated game lodge in Kings Camp, is one of the accommodation options that place you in the middle of your wildlife experience.

Waterbuck Private Camp

Set on the banks of the dry Nhlaralumi river, Waterbuck Private Camp offers incredible opportunities for game viewing. The natural environment blends with the charming luxury of a colonial-feel camp.

The Suite life

Offering optimum luxury, the camp provides a four bedroomed air-conditioned Villa that can accommodate up to eight guests with the ultimate in safari privacy. There is an upstairs master suite with an open-plan bathroom and viewing lounge, two ground floor luxury suites, and a detached luxury garden suite.

All suites overlook the private gardens, swimming pool and viewing deck, the dry river bed and the peripheral bush. Equipped with Victorian baths, indoor showers, outdoor showers (in the ground suites), flat screen televisions, DVD players, satellite networks, telephones, and safes - the suites are set to provide every modern convenience needed.

Facilities and services

Apart from the dark tones of antique wood of Victorian decor, Waterbuck Private Camp offers a multitude of facilities and services. The outdoor living area amplifies the tranquility of the African bush with a sparkling pool, viewing deck, fireplace and dining area.

There is an open plan dining area and lounge with sliding doors that can close off the attached living area. There is a large open-plan, fully equipped kitchen, a private library with Wi-Fi computer access and a boma to enjoy the sumptuous world-class cuisine on offer.

The Lodge Spa and well-equipped gym at Kings Camp is also available for use. The camp comes complete with the availability of a private game vehicle, ranger, tracker, villa attendant, and chef.

"It was such an amazing experience, we met some great people and have created some great memories. We were treated like kings and it was difficult to adapt back to reality again."