Caravan Rental near Beaverlac, Cederberg
Beaverlac is a 5,000-hectare private nature site in the Olifants River mountains, 25 km north of Porterville in the Cederberg. There are no demarcated campsites. You pick your own spot. There's no electricity and no cell reception. What you get instead is pristine fynbos, two rivers, natural rock pools, waterfalls, and the kind of silence you can't buy. It's about 2 hours from Cape Town.
About Beaverlac
Beaverlac has no marked sites. You find a spot that works and set up. Ablution blocks have mainly cold-water showers. A small shop sells ice, beer, firewood, and basic commodities (cash only). There are no card facilities and no cellphone reception, so plan accordingly.
The main draw is the natural environment. The Leopard Trail and other hiking routes wind through the valley. Natural rock pools and waterfalls along the Ratel and Olifants rivers are perfect for swimming. Mountain biking, bird watching (black eagles are common), and nature walks fill the days. The strict no-music policy keeps it peaceful.
Important: dogs are welcome (R50/night), the access road is rough dirt, and no drop-off-and-go is allowed. Booking is required (no deposit). Cash only on site. Porterville is 25 km for fuel and groceries.
Campers near Beaverlac
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I take a camper to Beaverlac?
Yes, though the access road is rough dirt. Choose a camper suited to gravel roads. There's no electricity, so you need battery power, solar, and a gas fridge.
Is there electricity at Beaverlac?
No. There's no electricity anywhere on the site. No cell reception either. Bring a camper set up for off-grid camping.
How far is Beaverlac from Cape Town?
About 180 km, roughly 2 hours. Porterville is the nearest town (25 km) for fuel and supplies.
Can I bring my dog?
Yes. Dogs are welcome at R50 per night. There's a strict no-music policy to keep the environment peaceful.
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