Safari Lodge
    Golden Gate Highlands National Park, South Africa
    1,911m
    PlnrScore 35

    Glen Reenen Rest Camp

    Glen Reenen Rest Camp is a camp near Golden Gate Highlands National Park.

    Score
    35
    Species
    1140

    Location

    Latitude

    -28.506207

    Longitude

    28.619055

    Elevation

    1,911m

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    Glen Reenen Rest Camp in Golden Gate Highlands National Park

    Activities

    camp

    Nearest Airport

    Phuthadijhaba Airport

    ZA-0013
    18 km away

    Nearest International Airport

    Moshoeshoe I International Airport

    MSU
    151 km away

    1,140

    Total Species

    36

    Mammals

    137

    Birds

    Most Observed Species

    Ouhout
    185 obs
    Black Wildebeest
    130 obs
    Blue Squill
    101 obs
    Firesticks
    74 obs
    Lion Spoor
    73 obs
    Grassveld Currantrhus
    68 obs
    Plains Zebra
    64 obs
    Bontebok/Blesbok
    60 obs
    Sagewood
    60 obs
    Red-winged Starling
    54 obs
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    High22.4°22.4°21.8°18.4°16.8°13.9°14.1°16.7°20.4°21.4°22.3°22.9°
    Low12.2°12.1°10.8°8°5.6°2.6°2.4°4°7.1°8.6°10.3°12°
    Rain
    111
    102
    56
    65
    17
    15
    6
    20
    42
    78
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    Humidity73%73%68%65%54%48%39%40%47%59%64%70%
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