Kings Camp is proud to announce that the one Machaton Lioness has 3 cubs and they are approximately 7 weeks old. The guides and guests have seen some incredible sightings, watch this space for some more news and updates on their progress! The Timbavati Boys are doing very well and has taken a few Buffaloes [...]
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29 Apr
Lioness gives birth as Excitement enters the Camp
There was huge excitement in camp when the young Machaton Lioness gave birth at the end of the month! The guides and staff were unsure of how many cubs were born, however watch this space for more news! The Machaton pride and Timbavati boys spent some quality time on traversing and the guides saw them [...]
11 Mar
Kings Camp has new members to it’s Voeldam Pride
The Timbavati pride made an appearance and an unfamiliar male have joined up with the pride! The guides are not sure where he is from but he is very impressive. There were quite a few sightings of new males up North and that is largely due to the absence of our beloved Schobele male. The [...]
9 Mar
Missing at Kings Camp
Kings Camp is sad to announce that their, once proud and most powerful predator that roamed the Kings Camp area appears to have disappeared. The idea of him disappearing seems very strange to the guides. The guides have been controlling the area for the past seven years and he has suddenly vanished into thin air. [...]
9 Oct
News from the Bush at Kings Camp
The cold winter months are finally coming to an end. This means that the bush is not as dense as it is during the summer months and game viewing is still excellent. The lion, leopard, elephant and buffalo sightings were fantastic during the month. The legendary Shobele lion pride was found on a number of [...]
18 Sep
Royal Brawl at Kings Camp
All the prides in the area have been seen on a regular basis throughout the month and it is fantastic to see that the three “Timbavati brothers” are looking healthy and strong and have settled in the Southern sector! They were found on a morning drive on one of the plains, chasing the Lionesses of [...]
