Red Rock River Camp is an adventure eco campsite on the banks of the lower Orange River in the Onseepkans Settlement, Khai District. The camp offers lush green lawns with big shady trees, boma fire pits, and braai facilities, a communal kitchen, hot showers outdoors, and clean bathroom facilities.
Because of Red Rock River Camp’s unique structure, it is one of the Northern Cape’s premier Largemouth and Smallmouth fly fishing venues.
We charge the same rate as the tour operators, so why would you book your Red Rock River Camp trip with us?
We have started partnering with venues to offer DIY trips. We only partner with venues and tour operators that we trust and feel comfortable recommending. The involvement from Stream and Sea’s side also means we can work with the venue or tour operator to ensure that your feedback is shared and suggestions implemented.
We also offer the following when you book your to Red Rock River Camp through us:
In short, it’s a win-win for everyone.
The fly fishing season runs from mid-August to November. Fishing can also be done during the warmer months from December to February, however, daily temperatures can reach over 40 degrees.
The camp is located next to the R358 at the Onseepkans Border Post, which is 50km from Pofadder which is situated at the intersection of the R358 and the N14
Red Rock River Camp offers a selection of two fishing locations. At each location, you will be guided by professional river guides who will safely navigate you through each section, set up camp for you each evening, and provide catering. Although you will not receive one-on-one fly-fishing guiding, the river guides have an excellent knowledge of each section and will take you to the best spots to target your required fish species.
Below, we discuss each location in more detail.
A moderate level of fitness is required for this 38km drift, more paddling is needed and you will experience more rapids that will be navigated during the drift. This section is more suitable for the adventurous angler looking to target largemouth yellowfish as you will have more rock structure and deeper holes to work with.
A 30km drifting and fishing experience with smaller rapids ideal for targeting Smallmouth Yellowfish with nymphing tactics. You will also experience deeper sections that will hold largemouth yellowfish.
This is ideal for anglers who want a calmer drifting experience and require a lower fitness level. During the drift, you can expect wildlife such as Gemsbok, Kudu and an abundance of birdlife with Fish Eagles calls being a highlight.
