Pilanesberg National Park features rugged landscape, well-watered valleys and attractive dwelling sites making it a preferred location for human settlement for thousands of years.
Prior to its proclamation as a reserve in 1979, the Pilanesberg National Park Complex was degraded and depleted of indigenous wildlife populations due to fairly intense settlement by commercial farmers, then at considerable expense, the land was restocked with the game, the scars of human settlement removed and tourism infrastructure developed during the first 15 years, constituting the most extensive and expensive game stocking and land rehabilitation project ever undertaken in any African game reserve.
Pilanesberg National Park – Luxury Collection
Lush Private Game Lodge$$$$$
An ideal family retreat, Lush Private Game Lodge boasts 5 spacious luxury suites and 1 deluxe suite, which will ensure our guests of comfort and style. Each air-conditioned suite offers television, mini-bar, tea and coffee making facilities and expansive bathrooms including an outdoor shower. Our private game viewing decks are the perfect spot to enjoy the tranquillity and excellent birding opportunities.
Pilanesberg National Park Hotels
aha Ivory Tree Game Lodge$$$$$
60 standard and four luxury suites enjoy earthy colours, comfortable appointments and covered patios. Spacious central areas flow out to a glittering pool. Guests can enjoy meals al fresco, in the elegant dining room or the outdoors boma; cultural singing and dancing, adding to an appealing African flavour. Perhaps sip sundowners in the lounge with its comfortable couches and fireplaces, or under the starry skies, around the fire pit. Busy days are spent on game drives and conservation safari...
Black Rhino Game Lodge$$$$
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