Bryan, the Managing Director of Rorke's Drift Campsite and Caravan Park was born and raised in Rorke’s Drift and has many years of experience lecturing on the history of the Anglo-Zulu War, as well as extensive knowledge of the local area. He has traveled and lived in numerous countries, including the UK, Norway, Swaziland, Botswana, Angola, Zimbabwe, Tanzania, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Nigeria. His passion for exploring new places and learning about different cultures has only grown over time. In addition to his love for history and storytelling, Bryan is also a Trustee of KHULA (the David Rattray Foundation) that helps schools in the local community and enjoys hiking, camping, and traveling.

Nestled in the heart of KwaZulu-Natal, our campsite offers a unique opportunity to experience history and nature in one breathtaking location. Situated at the famous Rorke’s Drift, known for the legendary British defense during the Battle of Rorke’s Drift on January 22-23, 1879, we provide visitors with stunning views of both Isandlwana and Shiyane Mountains. Surrounded by lush trees and diverse birdlife, our campsite is a peaceful retreat where you can unwind under the shade while listening to the soothing sounds of the Buffalo River. For history enthusiasts and adventure seekers, we offer guided Historical Hiking Tours, taking you through the landmarks of the battle while sharing captivating stories of both the conflict and the rich local culture. Whether you're here for the history, the scenic beauty, or simply a place to relax, our campsite offers an unforgettable experience in one of South Africa’s most historically significant regions.

Located just 10 minutes from our campsite, the Rorke's Drift Museum offers a fascinating insight into the historic 1879 Battle of Rorke's Drift. Visitors can also explore the Rorke's Drift Craft Shop, enjoy the scenic drift at the Buffalo River, and embark on beautiful hiking trails. For a truly immersive experience, live Zulu dance performances and storytelling sessions bring the region’s rich culture to life. Additionally, we are not far from the Isandlwana Visirots Centre and Museum, where locally crafted beaded items, made by passionate Zulu artists, celebrate the deep heritage of this historic land.