Stay the night

Sleep beside the pack

Rustic, off-grid stays in the heart of the Tsitsikamma, with a day pass and guided tour included in every booking.

This is not luxury, and that is the point. Our cabins, teepees and campsites are rustic and completely off the grid, powered by the sun and wrapped in mountains, forest and the sound of the Elands River. At night, you fall asleep to wolves howling under the stars.

The sanctuary is a working farm and a registered non-profit, and every rand you spend on a stay goes straight back into caring for the wolves. Come ready to unplug, get your shoes a little muddy, and tune into your wild side.

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Sunset and string lights over the Tsitsikamma Wolf Sanctuary
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Where you'll sleep

Cabins, teepees and camping

Rustic cabins

Two wooden cabins, each with a double bed, bedding and towels, and their own kitchen with a fridge-freezer. A bath-only bathroom sits between them (private if you book both, except peak Easter and December).

Sleeps 2 · own kitchen

Teepee glamping

Two teepees, one king and one twin, lit by solar. Shared shower and toilet, plus an open-air bush kitchen with a charging station and a fire pit.

King or twin · solar-lit

Camping

Pitch your own tent beside the enclosures and fall asleep to the pack. Shared ablutions, with the communal braai and fire pit close by.

Bring your own tent
What's included

Everything you need, nothing you don't

Every stay includes a day pass and guided sanctuary tour (valued at R350 per person), and 100% of what you pay goes straight to the care of the wolves. We run on solar power with free WiFi, and the cabins have their own kitchen, so you get the wild without roughing it too much.

A guided tour with every stay
Bedding & towels
Free WiFi
Cabin kitchen & fridge
Open-air bush kitchen
Braai & fire pit
Solar power & charging
Free private parking
Hot shower
Mountain & garden views
Good to know

Come prepared for the wild

We're rustic and run on solar. The cabins aren't insulated, so pack warm clothes and waterproof shoes, the Tsitsikamma earns its name as "the place of many waters." There's free WiFi and a charging station in the bush kitchen for teepee guests, though power is solar, so please use it kindly.

Our mountain water runs a natural tannin-brown and is safe to drink; we can provide filtered water too. It's a working farm, so expect the odd cockerel, cat or donkey, and the honest sounds and smells of a place that feeds a pack of wolves every second day.

The Tsitsikamma Wolf Sanctuary grounds with mountain views
What guests say

Nights you won't forget

★★★★★

"Absolutely beautiful stay. Francette gave us a full tour, above and beyond, and hearing the wolves howling at night was something else. The log cabins are rustic, but with comfortable beds, and it just made me want to stay longer."

Jono · Airbnb
★★★★★

"Even though it is very basic, it feels like a small paradise. Incredible how you can observe the wolves in such a respectful place, and the team around Francette and Robin are super approachable and accommodating. Highly recommend."

Jessica · Airbnb
★★★★★

"The cabins were rustic but quite comfortable, with everything needed for our stay. Watching the different packs and hearing them howl at sunset was amazing, an experience I'll never forget."

Amber W · Tripadvisor
★★★★★

"The rustic cabins are great and the kitchen is equipped with everything one needs. Staff were fantastic, warm and welcoming. I highly recommend both the accommodation and the day pass, it's an animal lover's dream."

Jason D · Tripadvisor
★★★★★

"We stayed in a rustic cabin, clean and cosy, and waking up to the wolves is something you simply won't find anywhere else. Ethical, educational and deeply impactful, driven by purpose, not profit."

LC Medical · Google
Before you book

Accommodation questions

The practical answers for planning your stay.

What's included in a stay?
Every booking includes a day pass and guided sanctuary tour (valued at R350 per person), a double bed with bedding and towels, and use of the open-air bush kitchen, communal braai and fire pit. See the full tour details and prices.
Is there electricity or WiFi?
Yes, there's free WiFi, and the sanctuary runs on solar power (so please use it sparingly). The cabins have their own kitchen and lighting; teepee guests have a charging station in the bush kitchen.
Do the cabins have a kitchen, and are the bathrooms shared?
The two cabins each have their own kitchen with a fridge-freezer, and share a bath-only bathroom between them (private if you book both, except peak Easter and December). Teepee and camping guests share the open-air bush kitchen (gas stove, with a charging station) and a shower and toilet.
Are you pet friendly?
Unfortunately not. We have a resident cat, and the wolves get very agitated around dogs, so we can't allow pets on the property.
Can I smoke?
The property is non-smoking. You're welcome to smoke outside the cabins in the garden, but never near or between the wolves.
Can I see the wolves during my stay?
Absolutely, that's the magic of staying over. You can watch and hear the packs from the safe side of the fence at any time. We're a non-contact facility, so there's no access into the enclosures, ever. Learn more about wolves in South Africa.
Is there parking, a restaurant or a shop?
There's free private parking on site (no reservation needed). Stays are self-catering, so there's no restaurant, bring your own food and drinks. There are lovely restaurants nearby, including Tsitsikamma Gardens and Fynboshoek Cheese.
How do I book, and where does my money go?
Book online through Nightsbridge. The sanctuary is a registered non-profit and 100% of accommodation income goes directly to caring for the wolves. You can also donate or sponsor a wolf.

Ready to spend a night with the wolves?

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