Travellers planning a stay at Urikaruus Wilderness Camp in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park between 29 June and 02 July 2026 should be aware of possible intermittent power interruptions while South African National Parks (SANParks) carries out upgrades to the camp's solar power system.
According to SANParks, the project will involve extending the existing solar panel structures to accommodate additional panels, as well as installing new equipment designed to improve the camp's renewable energy infrastructure.
While the work is under way, guests may experience occasional disruptions to electricity supply. SANParks says every effort will be made to minimise inconvenience and complete the upgrades as quickly and efficiently as possible.
Urikaruus Wilderness Camp is one of the Kgalagadi's most sought-after wilderness camps, offering elevated chalet accommodation overlooking the dry Auob River bed and excellent opportunities for wildlife viewing directly from the camp.
Visitors travelling during the upgrade period may wish to charge cameras, phones and other electronic devices whenever power is available and should be prepared for short interruptions during the day.
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