Privacy and exclusivity are two very important factors to consider when setting off for a safari - who is and who isn’t restricted from your camp grounds can influence the entire mood of such a trip. Boulder’s Bush Lodge gives guests the opportunity to enjoy complete privacy, with all access to the area restricted to guests of the camps. Situated in the rocky, northern area of the Kruger Park, this peaceful, thatched getaway offers guests rolling green surrounds, a popular private watering hole for viewing, and fantastic viewing points from a series of walkways and arches situated between units.

Accommodation for up to twelve people takes place in solar powered, en-suite bedroom lodges, complete with baths, showers, fully equipped kitchens, braai (barbecue) facilities and viewing decks. This accommodation is very suited towards guests seeking the quintessential, self catering bushveld experience. The huts are, make note, not fitted with electrical outlets, only solar powered lighting and fans.

The lodge is set up in such a manner as there are no organised activities actually coordinated by it, however guided game walks and game drives can be pre-arranged through Mopani camp (subject to their availability). Guests should note that children younger than the age of six are not permitted on game drives, and children younger than twelve are restricted from game walks. There are also no restaurants or shops on the grounds. During drives and walks, guides are trained to exhibit all the most interesting aspects of the surrounding vegetation, and indigenous wildlife to this area includes lion, cheetah, hyena, zebra, giraffe, wildebeest, kudu, and buffalo, as well as numerous others.