Salt Rock Beach on the Dolphin Coast, KwaZulu-Natal. Photo: canva
Camping spots you’ll LOVE on KZN’s Dolphin Coast
Looking for the perfect outdoor camping accommodation along KZN’s Dolphin Coast? Here are a few that you must check out…
Salt Rock Beach on the Dolphin Coast, KwaZulu-Natal. Photo: canva
KwaZulu-Natal’s Dolphin Coast offers incredible outdoor accommodation – from caravan parks to luxury campsites, you can find it all! Here are a few that you shouldn’t miss.
Dolphin Holiday Resort
Why you should camp here: Dolphin Holiday Resort comprises of a variety of campsites from fully grassed sites to fully shaded sites all with 15amp electricity points, if you prefer a few more comforts while camping.
The resort also offers four modern, well maintained ablutions blocks, two laundries and two sculleries which are easily accessible to all sites.
There is also a number of fabulous activities for young and old, including; a swimming pool (semi heated during the winter seasons), a beach sand volleyball court, a TV room which has full satellite coverage, trampolines, pool tables, outdoor chess and lots more.
How much does it cost: Pricing goes according to season, with Peak Season currently costing R1 175 for two people, Mid Season R650 for two people and Out of season is R360 for two people. See more details here.
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Salt Rock Caravan park on the Dolphin Coast
Why you should camp here: If caravanning is your preference then Salt Rock Caravan Park on the Dolphin Coast is not to be missed. The beach park boasts spectacular ocean views and is situated directly in front of the famous tidal pool and fishing towers.
Here are some of the facilities on offer:
- Hot water ablutions
- Washing machines and tumble dryer availability
- Braais for rent
- Powered campsites
- Campsites
- Restaurant
- Tidal Pool
How much does it cost: Check out all rates and information here.
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Zinkwazi Lagoon Lodge
Why you should camp here: Only 80 kilometers away from Durban, Zinkwazi Lagoon Beach offers remote luxury in superb forest camping sites set in a lush riverine forest with many tropical and flowering trees.
There is a central recreational lawn with pool, playground, games hall, a unique lagoon, communal braais and pub available to all campers. Ablution blocks, with scullery and laundry facilities, are also conveniently scattered throughout the camping site.
How much does it cost: Check out all rates and information here.
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