Balule is the Tsonga word for the Olifants River, this camp is one of the best places for guests to experience nature first hand. Balule is situated in the centre of the Park, just south of Olifants Camp, close to the Olifants River. With only the most basic of facilities and no electricity, a low fence is the only barrier that separates you from the wilderness, resulting in a true back to basics experience. It is this unique wilderness feel of the camp that makes it a firm favourite with visitors who want to get away from it all.

Balule is die Tsonga woord vir die Olifantsrivier. Hierdie kamp is een van die beste plekke vir gaste om die natuur eerstehands te ervaar. Balule is geleë in die middel van die Park, net suid van Olifantskamp, naby die Olifantsrivier. Met slegs die mees basiese fasiliteite, geen elektrisiteit en 'n lae heining wat die enigste versperring tussen jou en die wildernis is, lei dit tot `n ware terug-na-die-natuur ervaring. Dit is hierdie unieke wildernisatmosfeer van die kamp, wat dit 'n gunsteling maak by besoekers wat `n slag behoorlik wil wegbreek.

The idyllic Letaba Rest Camp is situated on a sweeping bend of the Letaba River, midway between the southern and northern boundaries of the Kruger National Park. The name means “river of sand”, and the sandy riverbed is an excellent location for game viewing, particularly elephant, which thrive in the area. Letaba is a green oasis in the surrounding mopane veld, and remains a firm favourite with visitors. At night the stars overlook a symphony of sounds. Owls, nightjars, frogs, fruit bats, crickets

Die idilliese Letabaruskamp is geleë op 'n wye boog van die Letabarivier, halfpad tussen die suidelike en noordelike grense van die Kruger Nasionale Park. Die naam beteken "rivier van sand". Die sanderige rivierbedding is 'n uitmuntende ligging vir wildbesigtiging, veral olifante, wat in die gebied floreer. Letaba is 'n groen oase in die omliggende Mopanieveld en bly` n groot gunsteling by besoekers. Snags skitter die sterre oor 'n simfonie van klanke. Uile, nagswaeltjies, paddas, vrugtevlermuise, krieke en sonbesies wedywer om gehoor te word.

Maroela is a small camp situated on the banks of the Timbavati River, on the western boundary of the Kruger National Park, approximately 2 km east of Orpen Rest Camp. This camp is one of only two camps in the Park that exclusively caters for guests with caravans and for campers. There are no other pre-erected accommodation structures in this camp. Close to the fence, visitors can indulge in watching a variety of animals that visit a small watering hole. There is also a rustic viewing platform overlooking the Timbavati River.

Maroela is 'n klein kampie wat geleë is op die oewer van die Timbavatirivier, aan die westelike grens van die Kruger Nasionale Park, ongeveer 2km oos van Orpenruskamp. Hierdie kamp is een van slegs twee kampe in die park, wat uitsluitlik voorsiening maak vir gaste met woonwaens en vir kampeerders. Daar is geen ander verblyfeenhede in hierdie kamp nie. Naby die heining kan besoekers hul verlustig `n in die bbesigtiging van die verskeidenheid diere wat by `n klein watergat kom drink. Daar is ook 'n ruwe platform met ‘n uitsig oor die Timbavatirivier.

Satara is a busy camp, and not without reason. It is situated in an excellent game viewing area, with the bush relatively open and the animals plentiful and diverse. The camp itself has a rustic charm, with the bulk of the accommodation set out in a series of circles. Satara is well wooded and the bird-life is prolific. At night the clink of fruit bats is fused with the chirping of cicadas and crickets. The calls of owls and nightjars add to the symphony that is punctuated intermittently by the whoop of hyena, the screech of jackal and the roars of lion.

Satara is 'n besige kamp, en nie sonder rede nie. Dit is geleë in 'n voortreflike wildbesigtigingsgebied, met redelike verspreide bos en verskeidenhied volop diere. Die kamp self het 'n outydse sjarme, met die meeste van die akkommodasie in `n reeks sirkels gerangskik. Satara is bosagtig en die voëllewe is oorvloedig. Snags smelt die getinkel van vrugtevlermuise saam met die gekwetter van die sonbesies en krieke. Die roep van uile en nagswawels dra by tot die simfonie wat met tussenposes beklemtoon word deur die kreet van `n hiëna, die gil van jakkalse en die brul van leeus.

Tsendze, the Tsonga word for “tsendzeleka” or “to ramble around like someone lost in the bush” is the newest accommodation addition to the Kruger National Park. Located approximately 7 km south of Mopani Rest Camp, the campsites are laid out around stands of ancient and beautiful Leadwood, Mopane and Apple Leaf trees. The Tsendze River and Nshawu Creek, run through this area that is known for the large buffalo herds and many elephant bulls that occur here.

Tsendze, die Tsonga woord vir "tsendzeleka" of "om rond te swerf soos iemand wat verdwaal het in die bos" is die nuutste toevoeging tot die Kruger Nasionale Park. Geleë ongeveer 7km suid vanaf die Mopani Ruskamp, is hierdie kamppeerterrein om standplase van pragtige antieke Hardekoolhout, Mopanie en Apple Leaf bome, gerangskik. Die Tsendzerivier en Nshawuspruit vloei deur hierdie gebied, wat bekend is vir die groot troppe buffels en baie olifantbulle wat hier voorkom.