Perdekloof Camp is a SANParks campsite situated at the mouth of the Perdekloof gorge within Tankwa Karoo National Park, Western Cape, straddling the border of the Northern and Western Cape provinces.

Opened in early 2012, it lies close to the Hoenderhoek rivulet, a tributary of the Renoster River, and is accessed off the R355. The final stretch of road is a narrow dirt track best suited to high-clearance 4×4 vehicles.

The campsite offers six stands, each with its own private ablution block featuring a toilet, shower, and basin with gas-heated hot water, as well as a kitchenette with a dishwashing sink. Solar lighting and braai facilities are also available.

Tankwa Karoo is one of South Africa's most arid regions, and while wildlife and vegetation are sparse, the gorge scenery and stark Karoo landscape are the main draw for visitors.