KrugerPark.com Reviews

Love nature. You'll never get tired of visiting this place every year

The most breathtakingly wonderful experience. We went by tour guide. Saw 4 of the big 5. Great sunset drive.

A must see!!!! Stop by whenever you can. I drive 1200km just to visit and camp. Ive been visiting for the past 27 years. This place is my heartbeat, my life!! African bush provides a calm soul that no one can explain! No other place provides dusk and dawn like the Kruger. Please when you visit adhere to the park rules and dont litter!!! Its a sight for sore eyes to drive past beer bottles, plastics, diapers and much more. Speeding in the park is a big challenge, again respect nature and others and adhere to the park rules please!!!

Staff at offices not very friendly, but staff at shops are very pleasant.

Great variety of animals to see this time of the year.

Take Your time there, at least 3-4 days. Area is huge, so You will need a couple days to spot the big five ( and hundred of smaller ). Wide variety of accomodation available from camping areas and small huts to private lodges.

Bay of leopards seen only 2x lions ..and other wild animals..park is beautifully clean and neat !!

So much to see, I could of stayed longer. The elephants are the best but would of loved to see a lion. I loved every minute,saw buck,deer,impala, zebra,hippo, crocodile,warthogs and more.

Visit the park this morning. Friendly service at the Numbi entrance. Ablution facilities very clean. Saw three of the big five before we even reach Skukuza camp

Nature is good but dont get out of car you call for help or wait

Hot!!
Lots of traffic on roads with occasional road users being undisciplined & throwing litter out of vehicles!

Great experiance slightly spoiled by other visitors.

I loved Kruger Park, excellent guides, excellent resorts, very good food, a wonder. I loved and advise something different, out of the routine, without a cell phone and a contact with nature. To my mnanganis in Sud Africa and love your country.

Be sure to join a jeep safari to see the Big 5. But of course you can see other animals like impalas, wildebeest, springbok, zebra, giraffe etc.

Saw 4 of the big 5 and many other animals closeup in a relaxing environment

Still one of the very best places on earth. Too many tourists ;-)

Always enjoy my visit to Kruger have never had a bad experience. Will go again and again.

The best place to enjoy the nature and to refresh your mind

I love it. We had an exceptional guide (Felicity) who provided us with a 5 star experience. We saw the big five and many other animals. Well kept park.

Kruger is always an awesome experience. On my last visit I saw lions, leopards, hippos, crocodiles, and lots of monkeys.

I like the clean parks a lot as well as the animals.

Away from the city, sounds of the bush and always expectant of what wildlife you'll see next!

We enjoyed our 3 night stay very much! Just a little attention to oiling doors & cupboards! Thank you.

It's an amazingly conserved natural habitat with abundant animals, birds, trees and grasslands. The landscape changes from thick bushes to open grasslands and numerous watering holes as you drive through the different routes and between the camps. We stayed at the Skukuza camp which is the largest and very good for wildlife viewing. However, in my opinion, lower Sabie camp is the best place to stay since the Sabie river runs along there and you can actually see buffaloes, crocodiles, deers and many other animals right from the restaurant deck. There's also a very busy watering hole right outside the camp gate where you see animals in action like crocodiles chasing impala, and many species of birds. In Skukuza, we stayed in a bungalow which is actually a cottage and although not luxurious, well stocked with kitchen utensils, BBQ stand, hot water shower etc. Kitchen is either attached or one community kitchen for four bungalows together. There's a large shop within the camp where you get camping gears to vegetables and packed food to clothing and souvenirs. We visited in June and all visitors got to see the Big Five and many more animals throughout the day. In addition to the morning Safari and self drive, don't miss the night Safari to view predators in action and the bush walk with armed forest rangers for a thrilling experience. Camp gates close at 5.30pm in winter. Don't lose a minute when you're there, never know which animal is waiting around the corner!

More than an experience, more than an experience, it is simply something that becomes part of you.

A bit of a mission to get in, a long wait if you're not early enough but worth the wait. Saw lots of everything, will go again some day

Super. Amazing. In one day you can see a lot of animals.

We were blessed to see 4 of the big 5...just the leopards evaded us! Take your own picnic lunch to the rest areas...more cost effective...but not too overpriced unless you're looking for souvenirs...definitely more geared for foreign currency!!!

Great security and efficient entrance procedures at Malalane gate. Clean facilities. We managed to see 4 of the Big 5 before lunch

A world class national park housing Africa's big five. The park spreads over to Mozambique and South Africa.

Great place to visit! Loved the possibility to drive it with own (rented) car! Lots and lots of wild living animals! But beware - driving after dark without permit is dangerous and seems to be illegal (you can be slightly late to the camp.. but then every time you see a car blinking its lights from behind or front of you - stop and wait for rangers to inspect! Otherwise they might and most probably will start shooting!)
4x4 is greatly recommend but not necessary! Main roads are asphalt. But there's a lot of side roads where 4x4 is a must!

we can spend a day or a life there. The park is huge varied for both landscapes and animals. we become a child (perso even more enthusiastic than my 6 year old daughter). It's beautiful, it's wild but organized. Do the south so little time (more people but more animals).

We were there last year and i must say the experience was surreal. Important tip for first time traveler to KNP stay inside the park for the best experience in one of the many camps inside the park

The perfect place if you like animals and photography, we will return

February-March was a spectacular time to visit Kruger. We saw all the animals you expect in Southern Africa. It was as if our car was the cage and the wild lions, leopards, elephants, kudu, water buffalo and Hippos were free to roam anywhere they wished. We stayed at Lower Sabie and Sukuza where all the tourist needs are met. Some of the facilities are dated but adequate.

I did enjoy my stay at Kruger National Park I will spread the news to others