Thornhill Safari Lodge
LodgeRated 4.6 in 154 Reviews
R 2,970
Avg per night for 2 guests
Thornhill Safari Lodge is an accommodation establishment situated within the Greater Kruger Park ecosystem in South Africa, positioned approximately 30 kilometers from the Orpen gate of Kruger National Park. The lodge offers authentic safari experiences within the Guernsey Private Nature Reserve, which is incorporated into the Greater Kruger National Park system.
The property features 13 thatch-roof chalets, each decorated with vibrant fabrics and local hardwood furniture to create an authentic bush atmosphere. All accommodations include en-suite bathrooms, air conditioning, mosquito nets, and wooden decks overlooking the lodge grounds, pool area, and surrounding bushveld. The room options range from standard rooms with double, twin, or triple configurations to luxury honeymoon suites and family accommodations.
The lodge's facilities include a swimming pool, bar, viewing deck, lounge and reading area, complimentary Wi-Fi, and laundry services. The property is set within stunning bushveld, characterized by Marula, Jackalberry, Leadwood, and Knobthorn trees, creating an immersive natural environment.
Activities available to guests include Big Five game drives, guided nature walks, visits to the Moholoholo Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, and Panorama route tours including the Blyde River Canyon. Additional experiences include morning game walks, full-day Kruger National Park safaris, sunset game drives in neighboring reserves, and specialized activities for children. The lodge also offers spa treatments through a traveling spa service with advance booking.
Thornhill Safari Lodge emphasizes a family-friendly atmosphere with home-cooked cuisine and specially designed children's activities. The establishment prides itself on delivering authentic Kruger safaris combined with local cultural experiences, catering to both South African and international visitors. The location provides views of the Drakensberg Escarpment and serves as a premier eco-tourist destination within the region.