Bloemhof Dam Nature Reserve Campsite sits on the northern (North West province) shores of Bloemhof Dam, approximately 320 kilometres from Johannesburg and 5 kilometres east of the town of Bloemhof.

The reserve covers around 12,000 hectares of open Kalahari scrub and thornveld, home to black wildebeest, eland, springbok, and gemsbok, with over 250 bird species recorded. Campsites are positioned close to the water's edge.

The reserve is a well-known angling destination, hosting both local and international fishing competitions, and the dam itself — one of the largest in South Africa at 25,000 hectares — is open for water sports.

Ablution facilities with hot water are available on site.