The Old Pont Holiday and Water Sport Resort

The Old Pont Holiday and Water Sport Resort

A riverside camping and caravan resort in Port Edward with water sports

The Old Pont Holiday and Water Sport Resort, Port Edward South Africa

The Old Pont Holiday and Water Sport Resort

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The Old Pont Holiday and Water Sport Resort, Port Edward South Africa
  • The Old Pont Holiday and Water Sport Resort, Port Edward South Africa
  • The Old Pont Holiday and Water Sport Resort, Port Edward South Africa
  • The Old Pont Holiday and Water Sport Resort, Port Edward South Africa
  • The Old Pont Holiday and Water Sport Resort, Port Edward South Africa
  • The Old Pont Holiday and Water Sport Resort, Port Edward South Africa
  • The Old Pont Holiday and Water Sport Resort, Port Edward South Africa
  • The Old Pont Holiday and Water Sport Resort, Port Edward South Africa
  • The Old Pont Holiday and Water Sport Resort, Port Edward South Africa
  • The Old Pont Holiday and Water Sport Resort, Port Edward South Africa
  • The Old Pont Holiday and Water Sport Resort, Port Edward South Africa
  • The Old Pont Holiday and Water Sport Resort, Port Edward South Africa
  • The Old Pont Holiday and Water Sport Resort, Port Edward South Africa
  • The Old Pont Holiday and Water Sport Resort, Port Edward South Africa
  • The Old Pont Holiday and Water Sport Resort, Port Edward South Africa
  • The Old Pont Holiday and Water Sport Resort, Port Edward South Africa
  • The Old Pont Holiday and Water Sport Resort, Port Edward South Africa
The Old Pont Holiday and Water Sport Resort

You stay at The Old Pont Holiday and Water Sport Resort for camping and caravanning by the Umtamvuna River in Port Edward. The resort has fully grassed, shaded sites, most with 15 amp electricity, and four clean ablution blocks. A thatched restaurant and licensed pub, Paddlers, overlooks the river from a sundeck, serving pub-style meals.

The resort has a swimming pool, braai areas, and two freshwater boat launch sites for water sports. Security patrols the grounds day and night. Some chalets are available with private kitchens and braai facilities, cleaned at arrival and departure.

The Umtamvuna River is the focus here — the resort sits where a ferry once crossed before the 1966 bridge was built. Now the river draws campers and day visitors for boating and the view from the restaurant deck.