Travellers planning a stay at Camdeboo National Park should take note of temporary accommodation closures following heavy rainfall in the area.
South African National Parks (SANParks) has confirmed that the excessive rain has resulted in the temporary closure of both the Lakeview Tented Camp and the Nqweba Campsite within the park.
Guests with existing bookings are being contacted directly by SANParks and are being advised to arrange alternative accommodation in Graaff-Reinet while conditions are assessed and recovery efforts continue.
The closures come as parts of the Eastern Cape continue to experience severe wet weather conditions, with flooding and saturated ground impacting several tourism facilities and access routes across the region.
Travellers heading to the Karoo are advised to monitor official SANParks updates closely, check road conditions before departure, and remain flexible with travel plans as further rain may lead to additional disruptions.
Located near Graaff-Reinet, Camdeboo National Park is best known for the spectacular Valley of Desolation, scenic Karoo landscapes, and popular camping and glamping facilities overlooking the Nqweba Dam.
Visitors with upcoming reservations should contact SANParks directly for rebooking assistance, refunds, or updated travel advice.
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