The Outpost Lodge is set in the most remote part of Kruger National Park. The region measures some 24 000 hectares, and is well-known for its abundant wildlife, including less common species not evident in the southern and central regions of the park. Apart from large herds of elephant and buffalo, you will be able to see Nyala and Tsessebe antelope which are not easy to find in the more southern regions of the park. The diverse terrain of the region includes Mopane woodlands, Fever tree forests, Acacia thickets as well as some of the largest and oldest Baobab specimens in the park.

Rooms
The Outpost accommodates a maximum of 24 guests in 12 stand-alone en suite rooms that are placed alongside a walkway halfway up a hill overlooking the Luvuvhu River. The style is "Contemporary Africa" and the emphasis is on understated luxury in a wilderness setting.

Dining
Notwithstanding its remote location, The Outpost Lodge strives to provide excellent cuisine. The style of food reflects its African surroundings. Care is taken to source the best produce whether available locally or whether it is flown in fresh from Johannesburg.Although meals are generally served plated in the dining area, the lodge makes use of the surrounding area to host picnic lunches and bush dinners.