 Campbell
48km east of Griquatown on the N8.
This village, on the edge of the Ghaap Plateau, was one of the earliest centres of Christianity north of the Orange River.
Originally Grootfontein or Knoffelvallei, the town was renamed to honour the Reverend John Campbell.
Renowned for its spectacular dolomite rock formations, many springs, Karee and Wild Olive trees, Campbell has a multifaceted history and has been home to San, Koranna and, later, Griqua settlers drawn by the springs.
Photo & text courtsey of Northern Cape Tourism Authority (NCTA)
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a comfortable and well appointed Bed & Breakfast in a quiet tree lined street in White River. Secure parking, gardens and swimming pool. Most convenient for The KRUGER National Park, Panorama Route and many other attractions 