Karl and Cara were lovely hosts - very welcoming and thoughtful.
The natural surroundings are truly beautiful, and it’s great that the caravan is so close to Cape Point. The absolute highlight is the outdoor tub (which is not a hot tub), but there is only hot water when it was a sunny day, so we couldn’t make as much use of it as we would have liked, since both the weather and the water were too cold.
There’s no food allowed near the caravan (due to the baboons - who are quite present and plentiful). I’d say that this place is ideal for hikers who are planning very short stays and willing to drive some distance to eat out in the nearby towns, but not for people who are planning to hang out there all day, or to save money by providing their own food. I’d also recommend checking the weather before going, as there isn’t much to do when it’s raining, as the caravan has only a bed and there is no sheltered outdoor area, and the bathroom is a bit of a walk from the caravan.