Weenen Game Reserve

Along the Kwa-zulu Natal Midlands lies a beautiful and serene wildlife destination, Weenen Game Reserve.

The spectacular Bushman's River gorges and mountain peaks provide the perfect backdrop to this gorgeous vacation getaway. Adding to its beauty are natural wonders such as lush vegetation, a diversity of flora and fauna and a variety of wildlife species, such as giraffes, game, ostriches, duikers, jackals and hyena's. Over 250 species of birds have also been spotted at the reserve.

The reserve has an excellent road system that allows its guests to view the breathtaking scenery and an array of wildlife inhabitants. Over-night guests as well as day tourists can enjoy this wonderful nature resort. Both of these types of patrons can enjoy the spacious and well-equipped picnic sites that the resort has provided. The picnic sites include barbeque/braai facilities and boast a magnificent view. Its shady campground is spacious enough to accommodate tents as well as caravans.

12 campsites for its patrons, which are also equipped with braai facilities. Surrounding the campsites are modern ablutions that are installed with flushing toilets and showers with hot and cold running water. For added convenience, seven of the campsites that they provide are electrified.

For those guests who are looking for a bit more comfort, Weenen Game Reserve can offer them accommodation at the Weenen Cottage that consists of 2 bedrooms, a lounge and dining room, a well-equipped kitchen, a bathroom and a braai facility outside the cottage.

Another great accommodation opportunity that Weenen Nature Reserve offers its guests is a chance to stay at the Nyandy environmental camp, situated under the glorious acacia trees surrounding the reserve. This camp can sleep up to 20 adults/30 children and is perfect for school trips or corporate team building getaways.

Due to the large variety of wildlife and birds that inhabit the Weenen Nature Reserve, guests can enjoy fabulous sites while taking a relaxing stroll along the trail or a fun-filled drive around the reserve. The reserve has three self guided trails but also offers a guided tour. Other activities include a game-viewing site at the many waterholes and a vulture-feeding site.