uKHAHLAMBA DRAKENSBERG PARK - INJISUTHI
Injisuthi is in the northern section of the Giant's Castle area of the Ukhahlamba Drakensberg Park. This hutted camp is cradled between the Injisuthi and Cowl Fork rivers at the head of the Injisuthi Valley. It is surrounded by magnificent scenery and is dominated by Cathkin Peak, Monk's Cowl and Champagne Castle.

Visitors may undertake many interesting walks into the Mdedelo Wilderness Area, as well as a guided walk to the Battle Cave, famous for its bushman rock art. Several kilometres of trout waters provide an excellent opportunity for flyfishing. The hutted camp consists of fifteen 4-bedded cabins. They are fully equipped, self-contained units with two bedrooms. 

Electricity is available between 17:30 and 22:00 only. There are no plug points in the chalets. All units have a fireplace for cold winter nights. Each unit also has its own barbecue facilities. Charcoal and wood are sold at the curio shop. Four caves, the Lower Injisuthi Cave, Upper Injisuthi Cave, Marble Baths cave and Grindstone Cave are ideal overnight stops for hikers. 

Injisuthi camp has 17 fully equipped self-contained six-bed cabins, with two bedrooms (one with a two-bunk alcove), bathroom, toilet, lounge/dining room and fully equipped kitchenette with refrigerator and stove. There are no plug points in the chalets, although electric lighting is available in the late afternoon and evening.

Two 8-bed dormitory cabins are also available at the Injisuthi campsite.

Rates Include:
Accommodation, Community levy, emergency rescue levy and 14% VAT.

Rates Exclude:
Meals, Optional extras

Gate Opening and Closing Times:  Summer( October to March ) 05:00 to 19:00
Winter (April to September ) 06:00 to 18:00

Office Hours:  The office is open from 08:00 to12:30 and from 14:00 to 16:30

Distance from Gate to Camp: 5 kilometres

Check Out Time: 10:00   Check In Time: 14:00

Shop: Curios and limited supplies.

Special Precautions:  The weather is subject to change at short notice and can become very cold. Hikers are advised to ensure that they are well equipped and that they fill in the Mountain Rescue Register.

Facilities for people with disabilities: None

The nearest town, which has a full range of services is Estcourt, which is 60 kilometres away.

Pets are not permitted into the reserve.