Buffalo Rock Safari Camp is a tented wilderness retreat situated within the Nkambeni Private Concession inside the unfenced borders of Kruger National Park.

The camp sits near a rocky outcrop where lion and leopard are regularly spotted, and roaming Big Five wildlife moves freely through the area.

Accommodation is under canvas, evoking the early pioneer era of African safaris, and the camp runs entirely on solar energy to minimize its environmental footprint. Daily game drives operate both within the private concession and into Kruger National Park.

A resident chef prepares breakfasts, lunches, and dinners with an emphasis on South African fare, and most evening meals are served alfresco in the boma around a central braai beneath open skies.