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Quaint little town, perfectly situated for visiting the Namaqua National Park, as well as being an easy drive up to the Goegap Nature Reserve. Excellent Spring wildflower viewing. Market and information centre in the Church Hall with local handcrafts and good food on offer.

Cosy Cottage - superb, neat , clean and comfortable accomodation. Michelle is a friendly and very helpful host. She gave us the best voice message route map. The flowers were unbelievably amazing, stunning and beautiful ! Our visit to the Kamieskroon area exceeded all our expectations, by far !

Kamieskroon se natuuromgewing is met of sonder blomme baie besonders. Die berggebied is nog 'n onontginde toerismebron. Daar is 'n goeie verskeidenheid akkommodasiepunte. Die Namakwa Nasionale Park is 'n besondere bate vir die omgewing. Let daarop; Winkels voorsien net die basiese lewensbenodighede, en daar is nie brandstof te kry nie, of buite winkelure 'n bank OTM om kontante te trek nie..

Kamieskroon has the advantage of being close to the Namaqualand nature reserve that is an excellent place to view flowers. Despite that, and also being on the N7, in a very strategic position between Namibia or Upington to Cape Town the town offers nothing much for the traveler. You need to make sure you have cash as credit cards are not accepted. Shops have little by way of supplies and the two or so eating places offer dismal selections. The one place we visited offered two disappointing items on the menu, soup or a fried type of bread donut thing (vetkoek) and that was all. All the potential customers except us simply walked away. It is a small town and most of the residents are probably lacking in resources but still, because of the town's strategic location, it could be so much more.

Kamieskroon is at a very beautiful spot within a number of small hills. Especially at sunrise and sunset, the views are stunning. The town itself is a bit sad - lots of empty buildings going to waste, and filled with junk. Very few places were actually open. Nowhere to eat, for instance. Nice church, but also becoming run down. The only active businesses seemed to be the petrol station, agrimark, supermarket and liquor store.

We really cannot comment as we only had one night but next time it will definitely be for longer. The people are very friendly and we had a fabulous visit to the Namaqua Reserve where, again, everyone was helpful and the flowers were fantastic!