Crocodile Bridge

The Crocodile Bridge Gate on the north bank of the river is only 13km (8 miles) from the town of Komatipoort, 12km (7.5 miles) from the Mozambican Border, and 77km (48 miles) from Skukuza Rest Camp.

The only negative is that the camp overlooks kilometers of farmland. But most importantly the camp is situated on the north bank of the Crocodile River, in the south eastern corner of the Kruger National Park, and is part of the famous 'Southern Circle' that provides visitors with regular sightings of Africa's super-seven

Click Here to download the May 2010 issue of the Kruger Park Times. Check page 21 for our article entitled The Southern Circle – Kruger’s Best-Kept Secret.

The following video clip was taken by a visitor staying in the camp. The pride of lions had already feasted on a buffalo when they saw this buffalo. They then proceeded to harrass the buffalo but did not kill it as they had already eaten. They did, however, succeed in chasing the buffalo into the visitor's car! You'll notice the buffalo at the end of the clip running towards the camera and then the video stops...

This page has been created to allow visitors to post these type of exciting stories and pictures for others to see.

The camp is a special place 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.

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Crocodile Bridge Camp in the Kruger National Park is a favorite with many people as it is situated on the game-rich 'Southern Circle'.

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What Other Visitors Have Said

Duke, the legend, has died
One of the oldest tuskers in the Kruger National Park (KNP), Duke, passed away on October 1, 2011 seemingly of old age.

The elephant was discovered ...

Albino Elephant
While on holiday at Mjejane (border Kruger) we spotted this Elephant, amongst the herd, that seems to be an Albino. He was very pink on his under body ...

Crocodile Bridge - Bridge reconstruction update
The long awaited re-construction of the bridge across the Crocodile river is fanally completed, and the handover shall be done on Friday 29 October 2010....

Croc Bridge - update on the Bridge
Here is a photograph of the construction as at the end of August 2010. The bridge is supposed to be complete end of September - I don't think this will ...

Croc Bridge
Croc Bridge is one of the best camps in the park. Game viewing is good in the area around the camp. Please can someone please tell me when the bridge over ...

Duke
Saw Duke while staying at Croc. Bridge in 2006. He must be one of the best sightings i have had in the park. Can you please let me know if he is still ...

Kruger Krazies
Yes, there are 'Kruger Krazies' all through the park, disobeying the park rules and getting out of their vehicles - endangering themselves and other visitors....

Duke - one of the Kruger's big tuskers
Duke was one of the Kruger Park's famous 'big-tuskers'. This photograph was taken after he broke his left tusk. Now he has broken the right tusk as well....

Cheetah on the H5 (Randspruit) Road
This cheetah was spotted some 27kms north of the Crocodile Bridge camp along the Randspruit (H-5) road on 26 October 2010.

Fork-Tailed...
...I know, you were going to say 'Drongo' weren't you! This is a rare fork-tailed Gecko photgraphed in one of the Crocodile Bridge bungalows.

The S28 Cheetah Brothers
These two Cheetah brothers are often seen on the S28 dirt road that forms the eastern part of the Southern Circle.
We spotted them at about 11h30 and ...

Green Mamba in the Kruger Park...
We were sitting in the Nthandanyathi hide, located on the S28, watching hippos and elephants when we noticed a bright green snake in the tree in front ...

Leopard chasing Hyena
This leopard had had enough of the hyena and decided to chase him away.
They were running so fast that they ran out of my view!

Buffalo herd - up close.
Morning or afternoon game walks allow guests to get really close to nature.
This buffalo herd was about 50 meters away from us and quite relaxed.

Duke update - June 2010
Duke being collared

Klipspringer Not rated yet
Normally we see klipspringers on rocky outcrops and boulders. This one decided to hop onto one of the stone and concrete signs that are found throughout ...

Lioness Not rated yet
The lioness walked for over three kilometers on the dirt road next to our vehicle. She and her sister were looking for prey.

Baboon - posing on bridge Not rated yet
This baboon posed so nicely for us in the late afternoon sun.

Lost elephant calf - so sad! Not rated yet
This is a close-up picture of the lost elephant calf. Sadness turned to joy when mommy eventually found him!

Leopard Not rated yet
This leopard was resting in a dry river bed and on our bush walk we disturbed him so he bolted.

Lost elephant calf in traffic Not rated yet
This small elephant calf was lost and was wandering in the road between the cars looking for the herd.
Eventually the mother found her and there was a ...

Lion feeding on dead hippo Not rated yet
This male lion was seen right next to the road feeding on a dead hippo.
It's thought that the hippo was wounded and that two male lions then brought ...

Elephant skull Not rated yet
Elephant skull discovered on a bush walk.

Bush walk breakfast Not rated yet
Breakfast time on a bush walk.

The Selati Bridge at Crocodile Bridge
Crocodile bridge flooding

The rarely sighted Black Rhino Not rated yet
This Black Rhino was seen on a game drive along the H4-2 tar road to Lower Sabie near the Sabie River.
The Crocodile Bridge area has many daily sightings ...

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