Homestead Caravan Park & Campsites
Fifteen grassy stands under shady trees. Camp near Addo without having to organise every meal or drive yourself everywhere.
A caravan park in an old garden
The caravan park has fifteen park-like stands laid out across the Homestead property, each a grassy area under shady trees. There are two kinds: tent sites, which take up to three campers, and caravan sites, which are more generous and take up to five.
Every caravan site has its own tap with a water supply and 220V electrical points, and every stand has a braai. The ablution block is communal, fitted with showers and serviced daily, with laundry facilities and a scullery. You bring your own tent or caravan; everything else is here.
What makes it work is the rest of the property. You get the same swimming pool as the guesthouse, the same breakfast if you want it, and the Travel Addo Farmstall a short walk away with delivery to the door. The birdlife is worth the time, and guests regularly tell us they spent their first day doing nothing but sitting on their patch, reading.
The stands
Two kinds of stand, both grassy and shaded, both with access to the communal ablutions.
A grassy area under shady trees, suitable for up to three campers, with access to communal ablutions fitted with showers. Bring your own camping equipment.
Spacious stands ideal for a caravan, each with its own tap and water supply and 220V electrical points. Bring your own caravan.
Upgrade your camping stay with breakfast at the Homestead guesthouse for an additional charge. Farmstall food and delivery to the property are also available if you would rather not cook.
What’s here
Around the caravan park
Explore the campsites and shared Homestead facilities, including the pool, bar and dining room. Breakfast at the guesthouse is available as an optional paid extra; ask us to add it to your camping stay.
Good to know
- Use of the swimming pool
- Communal ablutions with showers, serviced daily
- Laundry and scullery
- Braai at every stand
- Power and water on caravan sites
- Bring your own tent or caravan, as equipment is not provided
- Tent sites take up to three people; caravan sites up to five
- Breakfast is an optional paid extra and is not included in the camping rate
- Children stay at reduced rates, confirmed at booking
- Valintine Road is gravel for about 1.5 km, clearly signposted
Common questions
What is the difference between a tent site and a caravan site?
Do you provide tents or caravans?
Is there power?
What are the ablutions like?
Can we use the guesthouse facilities?
Do children pay full price?
Do you collect campers for safaris?
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