KNP temporarily closes its gravel roads and some facilities due to heavy rains

Gravel roads and remote camps mostly in the north of the park have temporarily been closed and guests booked in the flagged camps are being moved to safer camps.

Various parts of the Kruger National Park (KNP), in particular the far north have received heavy rains since the early hours of Monday.

Management advises guests driving inside the park to be on the look-out and avoid using the gravel roads until further notice.

Reynold Thakhuli, SANParks Acting Head of Communications said a decision has been taken to close most of the gravel roads in the park for safety reasons.

“These closures are necessary to ensure visitors’ safety during this time and we would like to advise guests to stick to the tar roads whilst driving inside the park.”

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The remote camps and gravel roads which are temporarily closed are as follows:

Nyalaland Wilderness Trail

Sirheni Bush Camp

Bateleur Bush Camp

Shimuwini Bush Camp

All gravel roads in the Nxanatseni (north) Region of the Park from Pafuri to Letaba will be closed; with an exception of Giriyondo gravel road as it will be operational but monitored closely as well as few others depending on the developments.

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