TSHUKUDU BUSH CAMP

Company name
TSHUKUDU BUSH CAMP
Location
TSHUKUDU GAME RESERVE, 4,5KM FROM HOEDSPRUIT ON THE PHALABORWA ROAD, , Limpopo
Contact number
015 793-1885
Fax
015 793-1885
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Company description
Accommodation is in 6 thatched cottages (some for 2 guests, others for families) with private bathrooms. For big groups there are two big dormitory-style platforms with ablutions downstairs. The camp contains a central indoor and outdoor eating area under thatched roofs as well as a cosy boma for your evening braai. Sheets, towels and a limited amount of fire wood are provided. All you have to bring along is your food and drinks. There is a big, fully equipped kitchen where you have your own fridge and cupboard. Our staff wash the dishes, assist you with the preparation of food, make fires, help with the braai and generally make you stay comfortable. Relax around the pool or watch the animals drink at the water hole from the viewing platform. There is a wonderful playground to keep the  
Show more children busy. At a very affordable rate, visitors can go on game drives and walks with a knowledgeable ranger sharing the wonders of the bush. Tshukudu is teeming with game, the birdlife is prolific and the bush has many Acacia and Marula trees that give a real feel of the African Bushveld. The following animals can be spotted: Lion, leopard, cheetah, elephant, white rhino, buffalo, eland, waterbuck, kudu, bushbuck, wildebeest, zebra, giraffe, warthog, impala, steenbuck, duiker, porcupine, jackal, hyena, caracal, serval, civet, genet, African wild cat, hippo, crocodile and many other species. Not only do guests see all the big and small animals in their natural environment but they can interact with our orphaned animals and go for walks with some of them. Over the years we have cared for, raised and reintroduced a variety of animals such as lion, leopard, cheetah, hyena, jackal, serval, caracal, civet, genet, buffalo, giraffe, impala, duiker, zebra, wildebeest, warthog, kudu, waterbuck, eland and many smaller species and birds. However we specialize in rehabilitating big cats and have started our lion breeding project in 1986. Only 22, 000 lions are left

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