This camp in a forest of rare, indigenous milkwood trees near Slangkop Lighthouse has six simple two-person tents permanently pitched on wooden decks. Each tent has two single beds; washing/toilet facilities, braai (barbecue) facilities and the children's play area are shared.
Slangkop Tented Camp
Simon's Town & Southern Peninsula
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