Imhoff Park

Imhoff Park is a three-star resort located in Kommetjie, which means 'little basin' in Afrikaans, situated on the Atlantic seaboard of the Cape South Peninsula. It is approximately 32 kilometers from Cape Town and 10 kilometers from Fish Hoek. The park is landscaped to blend in with the natural environment. It provides access to two of the finest unspoilt beaches in the Cape, Long Beach, renowned for surfing, and the expansive Noordhoek Beach.

The park offers a clear view of the world-famous Chapman's Peak and Hout Bay Harbour. The beaches at Kommetjie are ideal for sun-worshippers and nature lovers, and the extensive coastline and clear waters are a paradise for rock anglers, deep-sea fishermen, and divers. The resort features fully grassed, electrified, level stands for camping or caravanning, with spotlessly clean ablution facilities, refrigerator, and freezer facilities available.

The roads within the park are tarred, and the area is well-lit at night. There is a children's playground, a games room with table tennis, and a TV room offering selected DStv or M-Net channels, which adjoins the entertainment hall. With luck, whales can sometimes be seen directly in front of the park. Visitors can enjoy the beautiful scenery and relaxation the park offers. It is recommended by CCSA and Satour.

The caravan and camping sites can accommodate up to six people per site.