From the wild Atlantic West Coast to the Garden Route's lagoons — every caravan park, every contact, every GPS coordinate in one place.
35 parks found
66 Wireless Road, Kommetjie, Cape Peninsula
A beloved 3-star resort on the Atlantic seaboard in the historic village of Kommetjie, just 150m from Long Beach. Grassed, electrified stands surrounded by trees and fynbos, with clear views of Chapman's Peak. Features chalets, games room, kids playground and secure access control.
1 Ou Skip Road, Melkbosstrand — 30km from Cape Town
A 3-star SA Grading Council resort and one of the largest caravan parks in the Western Cape. Situated directly adjacent to the Atlantic Ocean — cross a road and you're on the beach. Views of Table Mountain. Ideal family getaway with strong community atmosphere.
Jon Olafsson Road, Langebaan — 120km from Cape Town
One of the West Coast's most popular resorts, overlooking the world-famous Langebaan Lagoon with arguably the most beautiful sunsets in South Africa. 147 grassed stands (24 with private ablutions), excellent security. Superb for windsurfing, kitesurfing, swimming and spring wildflowers.
R366, Elands Bay, West Coast, 8110 — 220km from Cape Town
On the edge of a UNESCO World Heritage Site next to the Verlorenvlei wetland, 5km from the famous 6-star Elands Bay left-hand surf break. Rich in San rock art and cave dwellings. One of the wildest and most beautiful coastal settings in the Western Cape — sunsets and crayfish are legendary.
1 Garnaal Street, Laaiplek, Velddrif
Municipal resort at the mouth of the Berg River on the West Coast, near the world-famous bokkoms (dried fish) of Velddrif. 74 electrified caravan and camping stands, self-catering chalets, two swimming pools and a children's playground. Excellent for angling, crayfish diving and birdwatching along the estuary.
Langebaan, West Coast — 120km from Cape Town
SANParks camping along the world-renowned Langebaan Lagoon. Famous for spectacular spring wildflower displays (Aug–Oct), diverse birdlife and a pristine Atlantic coastline. Campsites are well equipped with electricity, ablutions and braai facilities inside the national park boundary.
Clarence Drive, between Gordon's Bay & Rooi Els
One of the most dramatically situated campsites in South Africa, set inside the Kogel Berg Biosphere Reserve. A 4km sandy beach sheltered by high fynbos-covered mountains — the south-easter doesn't reach here. Managed by the City of Cape Town. Non-electrified sites. Whale watching in season.
Near Stellenbosch, Cape Winelands
Centrally positioned in the Cape Winelands with quick access to Stellenbosch, Cape Town and Franschhoek. An ideal base for wine routes, mountain and hiking trails, nearby beaches and local markets. A relaxed park surrounded by vineyards and mountain scenery.
R45, Rawsonville, Breede River Wine Valley
Front-row seats to the Winelands' most dramatic mountain scenery in the Slanghoek Valley. A well-kept resort with optional private hot tubs at select sites — a special treat after wine tasting along the R45. Perfect harvest-season base for vineyards, scenic drives and walking trails.
R60 Road, Robertson — 5km from town, 130km from Cape Town
Privately owned family resort on the banks of the Breede River with sweeping Langeberg Mountain views. Campers return year after year for the superb watersports — canoeing, boating, water skiing and fishing. Electrified grassed sites, swimming pool with super-tube, kids playground. Sister park to Montagu Caravan Park.
4 Middel Street, Montagu — 160km from Cape Town on Route 62
Set in an apricot orchard with panoramic views of the Cogmans Kloof Mountains. Midway between Cape Town and Oudtshoorn on the famous Route 62 — one of South Africa's great scenic drives. Features heated indoor pools, hot mineral springs nearby, padstalle, arts & crafts and top wine cellars. 80 shaded grassed sites, chalets, wooden huts and backpackers.
Between Caledon & Bredasdorp — 45km from Hermanus
Nestled in the lush countryside of the Overberg, Vloedbos offers a serene farm-style camping experience surrounded by fynbos. Situated in an area rich with Overberg natural beauty, close to whale-watching territory and the Hermanus coastline.
Near Quoin Point Nature Reserve, Overberg
A remote coastal campsite that provides access to the Quoin Point Nature Reserve and some of the most unspoilt beaches in the Overberg. Excellent for fishing, beach walking and star-gazing in a quiet, off-the-beaten-track setting near the southern tip of Africa.
12km from Beaufort West, off the N1 Highway
An award-winning campsite (24 sites) inside this expansive 750km² national park, facing the Nuweveld Mountains. Home to lion, black rhino, Cape mountain zebra, gemsbok and over 200 bird species. Award-winning facilities — hot ablutions, electricity, restaurant, shop, 4×4 trail and guided night drives. The definitive N1 stopover.
Schoemanshoek Valley, 14km from Oudtshoorn
Dramatic setting at the foot of the majestic Swartberg Mountains in the picturesque Schoemanshoek Valley, en route to the world-famous Cango Caves. An intimate campsite for those wanting to explore Oudtshoorn's ostriches, caves and Karoo landscapes from a peaceful base.
Victoria Bay, 10km from George
Widely regarded as one of South Africa's best-positioned caravan parks — with stands perched directly above the ocean offering 180° bay views. Vic Bay is a legendary right-hand point break for surfers. 30 electrified stands across two terraces (Western has private ablutions), dolphins and whale sightings regular.
Glentana, between George & Mossel Bay — 100m from beach
Barely 100 metres from the beach between George and Mossel Bay. Glentana is a small, unpretentious coastal village offering crystal-clear swimming, excellent surfing, fishing and snorkelling. A favourite for summer family holidays with easy beach access and a relaxed Garden Route atmosphere.
Touw River, Wilderness, Garden Route
SANParks' Ebb & Flow campsite on the banks of the Touw River, in the heart of South Africa's famous Garden Route — where lakes, rivers, estuaries and beaches meet lush forests. Superb canoeing, 280+ bird species and well-maintained facilities. A short drive to the famous "Map of Africa" viewpoint and Wilderness beach.
Walker Road, Buffels Bay, Goukamma Marine Reserve — N2 between George & Knysna
Impossibly positioned on a grassy peninsula inside the Goukamma Marine Reserve, almost completely surrounded by waves. Wake up to dolphins surfing in front of your caravan. 85 sites on grass and paving, many sea-facing. Exceptional fishing, surfing and sunrise views. One of the most photographed campsites in South Africa.
Knysna Lagoon, Brenton-on-Lake, Garden Route
Situated on the Knysna Lagoon in the heart of the Garden Route. 100 shady, fully electrified sites with excellent laundry facilities, boating and fishing. Free laundromat. Perfect base for Knysna Heads, oyster festival, elephant park and the world-famous Garden Route.
Main Road, Knysna — walking distance to town
A small, intimate park of 22 electrified sites on the Knysna Lagoon, within easy walking distance of Knysna town, the waterfront and restaurants. Clean ablutions and a laid-back atmosphere. Ideal for those wanting to be in the heart of Knysna without the crowds of larger resorts.
N2, Plettenberg Bay — beside Keurbooms River
One of South Africa's great caravan parks — 270 grassed sites on the Keurbooms River (32 directly on the water's edge). Set in world-renowned Plettenberg Bay, the park is a 2-minute walk from the lagoon beach. Legendary family destination for surfing, diving, boating, water skiing and sundowners on the water. Advance booking essential in season.
Jongensfontein, Hessequa Municipality — Garden Route
The flagship campsite of the Hessequa Municipality, consistently praised for its excellent facilities, management and coastal setting. Located in the small, unspoilt village of Jongensfontein between Still Bay and Mossel Bay, offering excellent fishing, swimming and peaceful dune landscapes.
Kleinfontein Farm, Off R364, Clanwilliam, 8135 — Northern Cederberg
A scenic mountain campsite tucked into the northern Cederberg, renowned for its star-gazing (some of the darkest skies in South Africa), ancient rock art, dramatic rock formations and excellent hiking. The Cederberg is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve rich in fynbos, Bushman paintings and endangered Clanwilliam cedar trees.
N7 at the top of Piekenierskloof Pass, near Citrusdal
Perched at the top of the scenic Piekenierskloof Pass on the N7 — a natural gateway between Cape Town and the Cederberg. Kardoesie has been welcoming travellers and caravanners for decades, offering a tranquil mountain setting surrounded by citrus farms and fynbos, with spectacular pass views.
h/v Kaap de Goedehoop & Majubalaan, Hartenbos, 6520 — 11km from Mossel Bay
South Africa's most iconic ATKV resort — 579 caravan and camping sites across multiple blocks, right on the beach. Heated pools, waterpark, mini-golf, amphitheatre, restaurants, games arcade and the famous Hartenbos Museum. A December holiday institution for South African families for nearly 90 years. Self-catering units, rondavels and luxury hotel rooms also available.
Near Hartenbos River, off R102, Hartenbos, 6520 — 9km from Mossel Bay
Peaceful family resort tucked at the end of a quiet road on the Hartenbos River and lagoon, 1km from Hartenbos Beach. Grassed and paved camping sites, wooden self-catering chalets, swimming pool, lapa, trampoline and children's play area. AA Wall of Fame recipient. Ideal for those wanting proximity to the beach without the crowds of the larger ATKV resort.
Port Natal Road, Hartenbos, 6520
Dream Resorts property on the banks of the Hartenbos Lagoon, offering grassed camping sites alongside self-catering chalets. Swimming pool with patio, children's play area including trampoline and jungle gym. Excellent bird watching over the lagoon. Secure parking. 8km from Mossel Bay, 25km from George Airport.
Off N2, 5km from Sedgefield — 20km from Knysna, 40km from George
Seaside campsite nestled alongside Swartvlei Lake, renowned for its lush canopy trees and tranquil setting. 154 grassed sites (49 electrified), fully fenced with security cameras. Activities include swimming at Swartvlei Beach, paragliding from the Cloud 9 launch site, hiking to Gericke's Point and Sedgefield's famous Slow Food Market. Africa's first designated "Slow Town" — the Garden Route at its most unhurried.
1 Main Road East, Still Bay East, Stilbaai, 6674
One of the Southern Cape's great caravan parks — 338 grassed sites and 21 chalets occupying a magnificent position between the Blue Flag Stilbaai beach and the calm Goukou River lagoon. Two aquatic worlds steps apart: surf in the morning, paddle on the lagoon in the afternoon. Spotless ablutions kept immaculate even in peak season. Superb fishing in both sea and river. Book well ahead for December.
Cape Columbine Nature Reserve, 6km from Paternoster — 155km from Cape Town
60 raw seafront campsites on the wild Atlantic inside the Cape Columbine Nature Reserve — the furthest westerly point in the Western Cape. No electricity (solar only for ablutions). The last manually operated lighthouse in South Africa stands on Castle Rock above. Legendary for crayfish diving, perlemoen, rock fishing and Namaqualand spring flowers. In-season bookings via Saldanha Bay Municipality; off-season first come, first served. Pure, untouched West Coast.
Via Franskraal, 7km from Gansbaai — 175km from Cape Town
One of the oldest and most loved family resorts in the Overberg, where the Uilenkraals River estuary and lagoon meet the Atlantic. 110 camping/caravan sites plus 40 chalets (including sea-view units). Coffee shop, super slide, convenience store, mini-golf and holiday programme for kids. Base for world-famous shark cage diving, whale watching and the Dyer Island penguin colony at Gansbaai.
Franken Street, Gansbaai
Municipal caravan park in the heart of Gansbaai, the world capital of great white shark cage diving. 116 sites with electricity, ablution facilities, hikes, walks and fishing. Perfectly positioned to access whale watching (June–December), the Dyer Island penguin and seal colony, and the famous "Shark Alley" boat trips — all departing from nearby Kleinbaai harbour.
De Villiers Street, Onrusrivier — just outside Hermanus
Beloved municipal caravan park in the charming village of Onrus, metres from the Onrus River mouth and beach. A firm favourite with repeat visitors who come year after year for the relaxed atmosphere and proximity to Hermanus — the world's best land-based whale watching destination. Quiet Overberg village character with easy access to Hermanus restaurants and the Walker Bay whale route.
39 Geelhout Avenue (Middelrivier Weg), Kleinmond, 7195 — 90km from Cape Town
Municipal campsite inside the UNESCO Kogelberg Biosphere Reserve between Betty's Bay and Hermanus. A small mountain river runs through the park all the way to the lagoon and beach. Shaded grassed sites with stunning mountain views and a footpath to the 3.5km sandy beach. Heaven for birdwatchers — the Kogelberg is one of the most biodiverse fynbos areas on earth.
Palmiet Road, Kleinmond area
Overstrand municipal park tucked into the pristine Palmiet River Valley — one of the most ecologically intact fynbos river systems in the Western Cape and part of the UNESCO Kogelberg Biosphere Reserve. River swimming, hiking and exceptional birdwatching in a serene, lightly-visited setting. A hidden gem for nature lovers wanting something quieter than the main coast parks.
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