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Panorama Ruskamp

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Camping/caravan Park

Midweek Special 25% off

Stay 4 nights, pay for 3 for any stay that doesn't include a Friday or Saturday night. Valid for stays from 23 Jul 2025 until 28 Nov 2025.

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before your stay!
Capacity: 36 people
All ages welcome
Check-in: 14:00 to 19:00
Check-out: 11:00
Address: R533, Graskop Farm 564 Portion 17, Graskop, 1270, Mpumalanga
From ~~R430~~ R323 per night, for 2 ppl

Description

Panorama Ruskamp, nestled on the Mpumalanga Escarpment just 2 km from Graskop, offers a peaceful campsite ideal for nature lovers and adventurers seeking a restful retreat. Surrounded by forests, high cliffs, and waterfalls, this tranquil haven provides breathtaking mountain views and a serene escape for those looking to reconnect with nature.

This campsite offers 20 camp sites, each suited to accommodate 4 guests. Each site includes a 220V/10A electrical point. The sites range from semi-grassed to grassed and from semi-shaded to shaded, making them ideal for tents, caravans, or motorhomes. Guests make use of communal ablution facilities fitted with showers, a bath, and toilets. There is a wash-up area, as well as portable braai facilities and a shared covered braai area. With crisp mountain air and open space all around, guests can unwind and reconnect with nature in comfort and tranquillity.

Guests can enjoy access to the communal natural rock swimming pool, set right on the edge of the gorge. This cold-water pool offers a refreshing dip surrounded by panoramic views that stretch for miles. The property also offers an onsite fully licensed restaurant. A kiosk and curio shop on site offer refreshments, gifts, and memorabilia.

Adventure seekers will find plenty to do in the surrounding Graskop area, from abseiling, river rafting, and horse-riding trails to the exhilarating Graskop Gorge Lift, where the Big Swing is located. For those who prefer a slower pace, nearby attractions include visits to a silk farm, a coffee estate, mysterious caves, and more, offering rich insight into the region’s natural and cultural heritage.

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