Kamfers Dam is a large, shallow alkaline pan located on the northern outskirts of Kimberley in the Northern Cape province of South Africa. The dam is widely recognized as one of the most significant wetland habitats in the region, sitting within a semi-arid landscape characteristic of the Northern Cape's flat, open terrain. The water body is fed primarily by treated wastewater from Kimberley's municipal systems, which has created a nutrient-rich environment supporting a remarkable diversity of aquatic and bird life. The dam's shallow, turbid waters and alkaline chemistry define its ecological character and shape the opportunities available to visiting anglers.