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The Park: Restcamps - Biyamiti Bushveld Camp

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Biyamiti bushveld camp is the most recent of the bushveld camps.

It was built in 1991 on a tree lined river bank overlooking a waterhole in the vicinity of Crocodile Bridge.It has ten 5-bed and five 4-bed huts. The area is visited by large buffalo, rhino, lion, elephant, wildebeest and zebra. Of all the various bushveld camps it is by far the most accessible. It is ideal if you want to spend just one day in the Kruger National Park. Day walks are conducted from this camp.

Biyamiti bushveld camp is located in the southern section of the Kruger National Park and offers nice day walks. The bushveld camp is located close to Crocodile Bridge Gate.
There is an alternative to staying in the standard accommodation offered at the Kruger National Park, and one which is particularly suited to people who like watching birds and those people who prefer to be alone with nature. A number of smaller camps without shops or restaurants and that only offer serviced and fully furnished air-conditioned accommodation to ensure a very comfortable stay. Private camps accommodate fewer that 20 people and visitors must book the entire camp. Thus it offers an exclusive experience as well.

Bushveld camps can be booked on the normal basis for any number of guests. They are in great demand and even though one has to book up to 13 months, over a year, in advance, they are generally oversubscribed.

Other bushveld camps: Bateleur, Shimuwini, Sirheni and Talamati.