Mountain Zebra NP Rest Camp

Invigorating crystal clear air, beautiful scenery, tranquil ambiance and an abundance of wildlife offer a special and personal African wilderness experience at Mountain Zebra National Park. Situated near Cradock in the malaria free Eastern Cape, the national park was originally proclaimed in 1937 to save the dwindling Cape mountain zebra population. At over 28000 hectares, the park boasts a conservation success story, protecting over 700 zebra as well as wildlife such as endangered black rhino and cheetah.

Mountain Zebra National Park's Rest Camp is located about 12 kilometers away from the entrance gate. The camp offers comfortable family cottages, a campsite with communal facilities, a restaurant and a shop. The guest house and two mountain cottages are located further into the park. The accommodations are self catering and a braai unit is provided at all units and campsites.