The Lodge must be reseverd en bloc, and no day visitors are permitted. Wood and gas may be purchased at the camp. There is a large dining room and patio area with cane furniture where you can sit and look out over the garden and river below. The historical artifacts and pictures to be found in the Lodge add to the charm of the place. There are no shops or restaurant facilities in the camp.
Solar panels provide power for lights and gas lamps are provided for emergencies.
Some of the animals to be seen in the area are Giraffe, Kudu, Eland, Impala, Zebra, Rhino, Buffalo, Lion and Hyaena. The camp serves as a tribute to her father's well-loved South African classic, Jock of the Bushveld. The story of Jock of the Bushveld, a Staffordshire bull terrier whose hunting exploits during his life in the lowveld were immortalized in Fitzpatricks book. The story, popular with all age groups, characterizes much of the lifestyle of the early days in the lowveld. One will find a dramatic bronze statue of Jock near the Lodge that was unveiled in 1985 to mark the century of Jock's birth.