Kruger National Park

This rest camp lies at the southern tip of the park, in a basin surrounded by rocky hills. — Fodor's

This lodge, one of South Africa’s loveliest, is set among 14,826 acres of private concession in southwest Kruger. — Fodor's

Spectacular sister lodge to Singita Boulders/Ebony, situated within Kruger National Park bordering Mozambique. — Hideaway Report

This award-winning small rest camp sits on the scenic Crocodile River and doubles as an entrance gate, which makes it a convenient stopover if you arrive near the park's closing time. — Fodor's

Don't dismiss this tiny, underappreciated rest camp on Kruger's western border in the center of the park because of its proximity to the Orpen Gate. — Fodor's

More like a small town than a rest camp, it has a gas station, police station, airport, post office, car-rental agency, grocery store, and library. — Fodor's

This legendary game reserve (designated as such in 1929), is tops in its field. — Fodor's

Superb luxury lodge on a private tract of riverfront land in the Sabi Sands Game Reserve bordering the unfenced boundary of Kruger National Park. — Hideaway Report

For an Out of Africa experience and great game, you can't beat Selati, an intimate, stylish, colonial-style camp that was formerly the private hunting lodge of a famous South African opera singer. — Fodor's

With four luxury lodges and the Big Five in residence (as well as occasional passing wild dogs and great birding), 13,000-hectare Kapama gets all of the important things right. — Lonely Planet

Surrounded by some of the region's – and the world’s – most impressive safari experiences, Singita Sweni hotel balances rugged luxury with romantic seclusion in South Africa's Kruger National Park. — Mr & Mrs Smith