Beneath the imposing shadow of Noordhoek Peak, lies Old Silvermine tented camp. This isn’t just any campsite. It’s a unique blend of rustic charm and natural beauty, tucked away in the upland mountain wetlands near Silvermine Dam within the Table Mountain National Park. Old Silvermine tented camp offers a truly immersive experience, connecting you with the heart of this incredible landscape. The camp is constructed from timber felled and milled within the park itself. This sustainable approach minimizes environmental impact, allowing the camp to blend seamlessly with its surroundings. Old Silvermine tented camp offers six 2-bed tents, a communal kitchen, and ablutions. It’s the perfect base for exploring the surrounding area. Hikers can embark on the challenging Hoerikwaggo Trail, a multi-day trek that winds its way from Cape Town to Cape Point. Mountain bikers can test their skills on the designated circular trail via Noordhoek Ridge, rewarded with breathtaking views from the lookout point. For a more leisurely experience, the Silvermine picnic/braai site offers a spectacular lunch spot overlooking the reservoir and fynbos-clad mountains. Even a simple stroll along the universal boardwalk around the reservoir provides a picturesque 25-minute walk accessible to everyone. While Old Silvermine tented camp may be closed now, its legacy as a gateway to adventure within Table Mountain National Park lives on. It stands as a testament to sustainable tourism, offering a unique opportunity to experience the beauty and tranquility of the Cape Town wilderness.
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