Hlalanathi Drakensberg Resort sits on the banks of the Tugela River in the Northern Drakensberg, near Bergville, KwaZulu-Natal.

Its name translates to "Stay with us," and the property delivers on that promise with panoramic, unobstructed views of the iconic Amphitheatre as a constant backdrop. The resort is approximately 10 km from Royal Natal National Park.

Camping and caravanning options include 56 spacious, electrified grassed sites set beneath acacia trees on green lawns, with clean communal ablutions offering hot water. Some sites feature private ablutions and lapas. Self-catering chalets are also available.

On-site activities include a nine-hole golf course overlooking the river, a water slide and rock pool, bass fishing, bird watching, and walks to the Tugela's sandbanks and rapids. Horse and pony riding can be arranged nearby.

The resort has a family history stretching back to 1932, with the land opened to tourists by the Van Rensburg family after the 1950s drought, and developed into its current form from 1983 onward.