Kruger Safari Map: the offline map for Kruger National Park

A fast map for self-drive safaris in Kruger National Park that keeps working without mobile signal. It shows 1,852 places from OpenStreetMap — all 20 SANParks camps, 9 entrance gates, picnic sites, hides, viewpoints and 948 waterholes and dams — on the park’s public road network with its H- and S-road numbers.

What the map does

• Works offline: install it as an app and download the basemap once — in the park you only need GPS.
• 20 SANParks camps (rest, bushveld and satellite camps, overnight hides) with facilities such as shop, restaurant and fuel.
• About 3,400 km of public roads in the park, marked as tar (920 km) or gravel (2,310 km), with H- and S-road numbers.
• Picnic sites, bird hides, viewpoints and waterholes — filterable by category and searchable by name.
• Day planner: plan game drives between camps with distance and driving time at a realistic 25 km/h.
• Gate-time warning: shows whether you will reach your camp before the gates close (December times: 18:30).
• Your position on the map via GPS, dark and bright “sun” display mode for the car.

Explore the park

• Camps in Kruger National Park
• Entrance gates of Kruger National Park
• Picnic sites in Kruger National Park
• Hides in Kruger National Park
• H- and S-roads in Kruger National Park

Camps

• Punda Maria Rest Camp
• Shingwedzi Rest Camp
• Bateleur Bushveld Camp
• Shipandani Overnight Hide
• Tsendze Camp Site
• Letaba Rest Camp
• Sable Overnight Hide
• Olifants Rest Camp
• Balule Satellite Camp
• Satara Rest Camp
• Tamboti Satellite Camp
• Maroela Satellite Camp
• Orpen Rest Camp
• Talamati Bushveld Camp
• Skukuza Rest Camp
• Lower Sabie Rest Camp
• Pretoriuskop Rest Camp
• Crocodile Bridge Rest Camp
• Berg-en-Dal Rest Camp
• Malelane Satellite Camp

Gates

• Pafuri Gate
• Punda Maria Gate
• Phalaborwa Gate
• Orpen Gate
• Paul Kruger Gate
• Phabeni Gate
• Numbi Gate
• Crocodile Bridge Gate
• Malelane Gate

Frequently asked questions

Does the map work offline in Kruger National Park?

Yes. Install the map as an app (web app / PWA); the app and its place and road data are then stored on your device. The detailed basemap can be downloaded once over Wi-Fi, so the map keeps working where there is no mobile reception — GPS works without a network.

Where does the data come from?

Camps, gates, picnic sites, hides, waterholes and roads come from OpenStreetMap (ODbL). The 20 official SANParks camps are matched to their OpenStreetMap entries; some facilities are derived from nearby mapped places and are labelled as such.

Which gate times does the map use?

The gate-time warning uses the December times: camp gates open at 04:30, entrance gates at 05:30, and all gates close at 18:30. Gate times change during the year — always check the current times with SANParks.

How are driving times calculated?

Routes follow the public roads of the park. The time assumes an average game-drive speed of 25 km/h, never above the speed limit (50 km/h on tar, 40 km/h on gravel). You can change the speed in the planner.

Is this an official SANParks app?

No. Kruger Safari Map is an independent travel map and is not affiliated with South African National Parks (SANParks). Bookings, conservation fees and official information are handled by SANParks.

How do I install the map on my phone?

On iPhone, open the map in Safari, tap “Share” and then “Add to Home Screen”. On Android or in Chrome on a computer, use “Install app” in the browser menu.

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