Shimuwini Camp
Shimuwini means "Place of the Baobab Tree" in the Shangaan language and the camp is so named because of all the Baobab trees that line the Letaba River in the vicinity of the camp...

This camp is also the most modern of the bushveld camps as it was completely rebuilt after the 2000 floods.
The camp has two bomas, a swimming pool as well as a bird hide to keep visitors busy.
Nearly every cottage has a view of the Letaba River...

The area is good for elephants, leopard, and buffalo.
This page has been created to allow visitors to post their special Shimuwini stories and pictures for others to see.
This bushveld camp is a very special camp and when guests return home and they start getting withdrawal symptoms, they are now able to log on and see the latest sightings, posted by guests and game rangers, from guided bush walks, game drives and night drives.
Visitors to this page can then comment on and discuss each picture and story.
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Return from Shimuwini Camp to Kruger National Park
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