Camping Site in Cape Town

10 camping site listed in Cape Town, Western Cape with CastAwayZA. Get GPS directions and contact numbers on the free app.

Appleton Scout Campsite

Cape Town, Western CapeThe Aim of SCOUTS South Africa is to contribute to the development of boys, girls and young adults in achieving their full potentials as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities.View details →Camping Site

Apostle Battery Campsite

Cape Town, Western CapeApostle Battery Campsite in Llandudno is highly regarded as a scenic, budget-friendly venue for large groups, including school, youth, and church retreats. Situated on a historic World War II naval defence site, it offers a unique atmosphere with panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and Llandudno Beach.View details →Camping Site

Imhoff Caravan Park Kommetjie

Cape Town, Western CapeImhoff Caravan Park is situated in the serene historic village of Kommetjie meaning “the little basin” on the Atlantic seaboard of the Cape Peninsula. Which is close to the City Centre of Cape Town (approx 34km), with Table Mountain around the corner. It is landscaped so as to harmonize with the natural environment. The resort fronts on two of the finest unspoiled beaches in the Western Cape, Long Beach, renowned for its surfing and the expansive Noordhoek Beach. Safe and protected beaches, we assure you of a relaxing and exhilarating break in an area renowned for its hospitality.View details →Camping Site

Miller’s Point Resort

Cape Town, Western CapeMiller’s Point Resort is widely considered a scenic coastal gem by visitors who value its direct access to secluded beaches and the family-friendly tidal pool. Reviewers frequently praise the well-maintained grassed campsites and the spectacular, uninterrupted views of False Bay, though many warn that the area is extremely prone to high winds and requires sturdy gear. While the cleanliness of the municipal ablutions receives generally positive marks, some guests note a lack of regular maintenance and missing basics like soap. The presence of baboons is a major talking point; while baboon monitors are often on-site, visitors emphasize that food must be kept strictly locked away at all times. Despite the somewhat rigid pre-booking process required by the City of Cape Town, most campers find the resort’s peaceful atmosphere and premier snorkelling spots worth the extra admin.View details →Camping Site

Smitswinkel Bay

Cape Town, Western CapeSmitswinkel Tented Camp offers a rustic, "touch-the-earth-lightly" experience just 300m from the entrance to the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve. The camp features permanent canvas tents with en-suite bathrooms and communal facilities designed for social, self-catering stays. It is highly praised for its tranquil atmosphere and secure, well-equipped Boma area, making it an ideal base for hikers and nature lovers exploring the rugged southern tip of the Cape Peninsula.View details →Camping Site

Soetwater Resort Kommetjie

Cape Town, Western CapeSoetwater Resort is a widely popular, budget-friendly destination for families and outdoor enthusiasts, offering a raw and authentic coastal experience along the rugged Kommetjie coastline. Located between the Atlantic Ocean and the Slangkop Lighthouse, the resort is celebrated for its two large tidal pools, which provide safe swimming areas amidst the rocky shore. While the facilities ranging from electrified caravan sites at Medusa to non-electrified tent spots at De Anker are described as basic and "rustic," guests are drawn to the resort for its stunning sunsets, fresh sea air, and nostalgic atmosphere. It serves as an excellent base for fishing, crayfish diving, and hiking, though visitors are advised to be prepared for windy conditions and to bring their own drinking water.View details →Camping Site

Slangkop Tented Camp (Hoerikwaggo Trail)

Cape Town, Western CapeSlangkop Tented Camp is a "pure delight" and a hidden gem for anyone seeking a "comfortably rustic" nature-based getaway just a stone’s throw from the sea. Located at 46 Lighthouse Road in Kommetjie, this SANParks eco-camp features six marine-themed permanent tents nestled within an indigenous Milkwood forest, each offering a "divine" location to watch the sun sink into the Atlantic. Guests rave about the peaceful atmosphere where you can be "mesmerised" by the long beam of the nearby Slangkop Lighthouse at night and enjoy the convenience of clean communal facilities, including a well-equipped kitchen and braai area. Whether you are stopping over during the Hoerikwaggo Trail or just looking for a unique family outing, the combination of spectacular sunsets, proximity to the beach, and the sounds of the crashing waves makes it a "highly recommended" spot for any camper.View details →Camping Site

Cape Times Fresh Air Camp

Cape Town, Western CapeNestled in the quiet coastal pocket of Froggy Pond, the Cape Times Fresh Air Camp stands as one of the most enduring charity bases in the Western Cape. For generations, the camp has hosted groups of children many of whom have never seen the ocean before to swim in Franks Bay, learn essential outdoor life skills, and experience nature. During World War II, the camp briefly transitioned into a military station named SAS Afrikander to house naval gunners, before returning to its foundational community roots after the war. Today, the property is a primary venue for regional schools, karate clubs, youth leadership programs, and corporate team-building retreats seeking fresh ocean air and rustic, secure group accommodation.View details →Camping Site

Spark's Bay Day Camp

Cape Town, Western CapeSpark’s Bay Day Camp is a picturesque coastal sanctuary tucked along the winding turns of the world-famous Clarence Drive (R44). Part of the greater Kogel Bay beach area, this beautiful destination is highly celebrated for its massive, crystal-clear tidal pool that offers families a safe, tranquil environment for swimming and snorkeling among small marine life. Rather than soft sand, the shoreline here is defined by a rugged layer of shells and smooth stones, where the rhythmic sound of waves tumbling over the rocks provides a soothing backdrop. Visitors can relax on the grassy lawns bordered by coastal shrubs, enjoy a beachfront braai, or scan the ocean for southern right whales wallowing close to shore during August and September. Travelers should note that the facility has recently experienced temporary gate closures due to municipal infrastructure assessments following historical flood damage, making it a good idea to verify open status locally before making the driveView details →Camping Site

Klippies Baai Day Camp

Cape Town, Western CapeKlippies Baai Day Camp is a rugged, rustic coastal retreat that serves as one of the most scenic day-trip destinations along the world-renowned R44 Clarence Drive. Characterized by its dramatic boulder-strewn shoreline and natural rock pools, this location avoids the heavy commercial crowding of sandy resort beaches, prioritizing raw connection with nature instead. The camp features uniquely positioned oceanside braai (barbecue) pits and stone picnic spots that allow visitors to grill directly over the crashing waves while enjoying a 180-degree view of False Bay stretching toward Rooi-Els. Backed by the towering cliffs of the Cape Fold Mountains, it is highly favored by local families for relaxed weekend gatherings, avid land-based whale watchers, and coastal anglers looking for deep-water rock shelves.View details →

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