Lovely campsite to use as a base in the park. Ablutions are spotless. Easy walk to the restaurant.
But be sure to book in advance. Always full.
Camp ablutions are very clean and well maintained. Camp sites are a bit crowded and could be a bit more spaced our, some are very small only suitable for smaller tents. All have electricity
Great park, a must see. Ordinary rest camp. Prices too high in shop. Accommodation very poorly maintained, tending towards run down. The park itself is awesome! Don't miss it!
A lovely SANPARK offering to the people of Eastern Cape and South Africa. BIG SEVEN COUNTRY. Addo Elephant National Park is a diverse wildlife conservation park situated close to Port Elizabeth in South Africa and is one of the country's 19 national parks.
Tent camp sites are tiny and way too close to each other. I don't know how you are supposed to put one tent and one car on a site. Let alone have somewhere to sit. Recommend caravan sites even if tenting
Addo Elephant Park is a huge game reserve that is ideal for watching nature's greatest creatures up close and personal
What a special place - the Elephants, Buffalo, and Lions are magnificent. Accommodation is clean, and comfortable. Staff are very friendly. Great food. If you're visiting the area, this is a must
Very busy but well organised. Do feel they could have a cafe were you can buy a sandwich and coffee.
Incredible value for money. Massive diversity of wildlife. Awesome day
Always a great experience. Second time we've enjoyed seeing lion right on the road.
Always nice to visit. This time we used accommodation outside the Park. For South Africans the Addo is just to expensive. Food is boring and also not cheap. Rather have a picnic and safe a lot of money. Elephant sightings always good. Predators, mmmm rather go to Kruger or the very expensive private game reserves in the area.;
We stayed at the quiet Mathyolweni camp and it was perfect. A braai on the deck rounded a perfect day of game viewing. Elephants abound and we counted close to 100 together at the main watering hole.
Main camp at Addo has a shop and restaurant as well as some more interesting aspects. The interpretive centre has some displays on the fauna and flora found in the park and some interesting history about the park. The underground hide is not all that underground, but does have a good view of a waterhole where you are likely to see elephants.
Majestic safari experience. Be sure to drive around with your own car for full experience. We saw loads of different animals and made the best pictures ever.
A day well spent. Being from India it was always my wish to see how different the African cousin is from the Indian version. Well to be sure the African elephant did not disappoint me.
Go to Addo Elephant park to catch the biggest land mammal in live action very closely. If you are really lucky you may even spot the king of the jungle also. We had to be content with hyena, ostrich, boars, monkeys and yes loads of elephants.