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Top 7 Things To Do in Stanford
We are opening a new AfriCamps glamping location in Stanford! It’s a great place and there are a lot of things that you can do in this area. We’ve made a selection for you, of…
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Introducing Stanford Hills Estate
This week we announced our next location, Stanford Hills Estate. Time to break out the champagne and get excited because this location is packed with beauty and a wide range of activities to keep…
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Glamping: Top 10 Things Not To Bring
No struggling with your stuff just come and relax in your fully equipped tent! That’s what glamping is all about. We have made a top 10 list of things, you definitely do not need to…
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AfriCamps 9-Day Route
Sometimes a holiday at one camp is just not enough. Now that we have three camps on the Garden Route and Route 62, we are introducing a full glamping tour. Yes, why not stay…
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Top 5 things to do in Robertson
What is the first thing that comes to mind when we say Robertson? It must be wine. Known for it’s wine tasting and beautiful views, this town in the Western Cape of South Africa offers…
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Launch of AfriCamps at Pat Busch
There is no doubt in our minds that Klaasvoogds Meander in Robertson holds some of the most exquisite hidden gems in South Africa. This becomes very apparent after you take the turnoff into the valley and…
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Top 7 things to do in and around Swellendam
Planning a trip to Swellendam. Here are our top 7 picks for things to do in and around Swellendam. 1. Swellendam Town A short drive from AfriCamps at Kam’Bati lies the picturesque town of…
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The Launch of AfriCamps at Kam’Bati
AfriCamps at Kam’Bati was launched with champagne and great company. Being the second location in our collection we have a great sense of pride as this one rolled around. As we edged closer to the launch…
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Fishing in the dam
Last month was the start of our Snap- Share-Win photography and video competition. A competition where each month the best AfriCamps moment will win a free one-night stay for 5 persons at one of our AfriCamps farms…


