Augrabies Falls National Park | Tourist Attraction

January 16th, 2024 by Warthog&PenguinOnSafari

JANUARY 2024 entry fees (per person per day):
International - R266
SADC - R133
SA Resident - R67

Camping is R340 per site (up to 6 people).
Some walkways still closed due to last season’s flood damage, but there is still plenty that is accessible to make it worthwhile.

April 17th, 2023 by sbroadstock

APRIL 2023 - Clean and tidy site, camping not permitted on the grass, not all spots have shade or power. Coin operated washing machine, electric hobs in the kitchen. Water signed not for drinking due to high water levels. Foreigners pay ZAR 252 pppnconservation fee ( free with wild card) plus ZAR 161.6 camping pppn ( incl. VAT ) ( ZAR 827.2 for 2 people one night. Nice restaurant, generator gives 24 hr power. Some walkways still closed ( post flooding)

October 3rd, 2022 by boryenek

free for wildcard holders. no baboons anymore in the campsite. nice hiking trails and several gameviewing car trails. We spent a lovely day here. Ostriches, springbock, giraffes...

July 19th, 2021 by Peter Johnson

As usual, another Sanparks camp that is well run and quite reasonable, i.e. R300pn for two. Excellent facilities. The Falls and surrounds are awesome. However, the baboons and monkeys are a real problem, always on the prowl and looking for opportunities to take your food. Campers need to be vigilant at all times.

October 25th, 2019 by tschoe-wa.de

Better to see the falls after rany season but there are several things to do in the park, like hiking, game viewing or discovering some beautiful lookouts of that impressive gorge.

August 22nd, 2019 by Le goût d'ailleurs - blog de voyages

There is few water at this moment. Disapointing when you saw pictures of the falls before.

August 3rd, 2018 by ourbigafricanadventure.com

This is a great place to stop overnight. There is nice green grass in the camp site but you can’t camp on it!😳. Watch the monkeys and baboons because they are so brazen. A monkey entered my van while I was right beside it and at another time I was inside with the bottom half of a stable door closed when a baboon tried to come in over the door😳. The walks are great, we did the Arrowhead and the Dassie walks and enjoyed both. The restaurant is not very good and the staff are lazy and quite rude. The staff in reception, the park rangers and the shop staff were lovely. We paid to R253 per night for two people for a powered site.

May 2nd, 2018 by Khayaonwheels

I really liked the campsite at the end of the camping area, the sound of the falls, a hot shower, some monkeys to keep me alert on leaving food out, its been really nice staying here. Laundry is R15 a load, the shop sells all the basics and the falls are spectacular!

April 15th, 2018 by mypinkbumper.com

The falls are nice.

But what I did enjoy much more was the dazzie hiking trail. Maybe ask at the reception about the water level, when I was there some of the “bridges” have been slightly under water ... then you will get wet feet. Keep this in mind.

Also super nice is the game drive through the park and this fantastic rose quartz mine. In my opinion worthwhile to do the big circle through the park. You will not find predators, but still a lot of game.

November 17th, 2017 by boryenek

very nice place for 1 day. you can hike (gorge trail 1h or dassie trail 2h30), go to the view points to see the falls (6 platforms) or drive with the car and make 67 km (hartmann's loop), 82 km (lekkerwater loop) or 91 km (quiver loop) to the game area. we saw giraffes, antilops and dassies.you can make these loops by 2WD, we made it with a normal car without problem;-)
in the day area, you have picnic area and swimming pool.
opening hours in November: from 7 to 18.
you can sleep inside in chalets or campsite.
if you sleep inside or you reserve the restaurant, you can see the falls by night with lights!!!
fuel station, restaurant and small shop inside.
price: FREE for Wild Card or 192 for international adult,96 for SADC and 43 for south african people.