Leopard Camp is a riverside campsite on the Witels River in South Africa's Western Cape, used by multi-day hikers and fly-fishermen navigating the rugged Witels canyon route.

It sits below the confluence of the Witels and Dwars rivers, near the edge of where invasive Port Jackson willow has pushed upstream to form dense thickets along the banks.

The camp is a recognised overnight stop on what is a demanding, boulder-hopping wilderness traverse involving numerous river crossings and swims. A resident eel in the pool at Leopard Camp has been noted for its boldness toward swimmers.

The surrounding terrain is rocky and unforgiving, particularly in wet conditions.