Kieliekrankie
Kieliekrankie Wilderness Camp is situated on the Southern Dune Road. This unique infenced wilderness camp is perched on top of a huge red sand dune with uninterrupted views of the red Kalahari sands.....
You do not need a 4X4 vehicle to access KielieKrankie Wilderness camp.
Please check in at Twee Rivieren, we would suggest you stock up with fuel, firewood/charcoal, firelighter, water and any food stuff because it is about 30 kilometers from Twee Rivieren camp to KielieKrankie Wilderness camp.....
KielieKrankie must have the most panoramic view in the whole Kgalagadi Park; sun rises and the sun sets can be seen from all the cabins......
and the view from the back of the cabin is just as good as the front view....
Accommodation
KielieKrankie Wilderness Camp has 5 self-catering cabins.....
each have their own carport with pathways that lead to their cabins.......
the rooms are spacious with two single beds.....
en suite bathroom with shower and toilet.....
large glass windows let in lovely light and good views.......
they have a fully equipped kitchen and small dining area, gas fridge/freezer, gas hotplate, solar powered lights and gas for hot water......
the large wooden deck has a table and chairs with a braai area.....
Each cabin has a panorama view over the KielieKrankie waterhole, with the two end cabins having views on the side as well, but all have unspoilt views of the daily activity at the watering hole.....
the cabins all have visitor/guest books where you can write what you have seen during your stay at KielieKrankie Wilderness Camp.....
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Activities
KielieKrankie gives photographers a great opportunity to get stunning landscape......
animal-scapes.......
sunrise and sunset photographs......
Many little critters popped in for a visit and allowed us to get some good macro photographs, of geckos and armoured ground crickets.......
We were entertained by an African Wild Cat with her babies around the cabin........
The floodlit waterhole attracts various animals and birds both day and night....
during the night at the watering hole; we have seen leopard, caracal, porcupine, lions, cheetah, African Wild cat, barn owls, gemsbok, steenbok, spotted and brown hyena drinking at the waterhole from the comfort of our cabin deck.......
This page has been created to allow visitors to post their special Kielie krankie stories and pictures for others to see.
The photographs should be taken at the Kielie Krankie waterhole or close to the camp area (along the lower dune road).
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Leopard in camelthorn tree 
This leopard was resting in a camelthorn tree at the end of the lower dune road, about 20 kilometers from KK camp. A car had stopped near the tree and …
Lioness under tree Not rated yet
This lioness was resting under a tee in the lower dune road near Kieliekrankie camp. We nearly didn't see her even though the tree was right next to the …
Blackbacked jackal Not rated yet
This blackbacked jackal was a regular, drinking everyday at the Kieliekrankie waterhole.
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