Kliphuis sits high on the Pakhuis Pass above Clanwilliam, on the northern edge of the Cederberg, a quiet camp surrounded by sculpted sandstone, spring wildflowers and rooibos country. It is a favourite spot for hikers, rock-art enthusiasts and stargazers, with the Sevilla rock-art trail and the wider Cederberg trails close by.

The cool mountain setting comes alive in late winter and spring when the Biedouw Valley and Pakhuis flowers bloom, and the dark skies make it a fine base for astronomy.

Accommodation includes the self-catering Kliphuis cottages, two with wood-fired hot tubs, and a row of unpowered campsites for a simple back-to-nature stay among the rocks.