We knew little about the park before we visited but what we found was a little bit of paradise. We... read more
This was our fourth visit to this park in 5 years and we still like it. I agree with other... read more
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We knew little about the park before we visited but what we found was a little bit of paradise. We spent our first two nights at the Kameeldoring tree house and although it had been raining before we arrived we quickly fell in love. It...More
This was our fourth visit to this park in 5 years and we still like it. I agree with other reviewers that the inability to park closer to your accommodation thus requiring the use of noisy utility carts or many trips from your car, is...More
The camp is comfortable with good ablution facilities and a small kitchen. It is very peaceful and there is some trees for shade. It is not overcrowded by visitors and you can drive around in peace, but the roads are bad in places after the...More
To be honest we were disappointed with Mosu Rest Camp, and with Mokala National Park in general. We are South Africans who have visited most National Parks here, and we found the staff at Mokala to be not very welcoming or helpful at all; a...More
This camp is in real need of a makeover, the chalets have lovely views but they need an overhaul and a good scrub down. A Camp with a lot of potential but needs some TLC. The loft area is hot and not ideal for smaller...More
Three days on a research visit to Mokala, ostensibly to see and document rock art, turned into a newly found love affair. Mokala is just left of paradise, and offers an incredible bush experience for those of you who prefer the bush to the sea....More
This was our fourth visit to the park and because Mosu was fully booked we stayed at Lilydale Camp, surely the Cinderella of the park. It felt rather forlorn with few visitors and yet it has lovely bungalows well appointed and overlooking the Riet River....More
We stayed at Mosu Lodge. The chalet looks nice at first, newly done, so new we had to keep all windows open due to smell of finishing oil on woodwork. Once settled, I am a wood worker by trade, I could see certain little things...More
The ecosystems vary a lot over a small area (45 minute drive from the northern gate to the southern gate). Lots of threatened species particularly antelope) and most quite easy to see. The park is not crowded so you never get the Kruger style scrums...More
Stunni g to see the variety of buck.... impala, springok, nyala, eland, gemsbok, tssesebe, roan...... alsp buffalo, rhino and noisy jackals. The birding was even better. Caroline topped 300 birds on pur visit. Chalets comfortable and made for happy evenings.
