Gauteng, Bronkhorstspruit, Bronkhorstspruit Dam
Bajadam sits on the southern bank of Bronkhorstspruit Dam near Bronkhorstspruit. Camp on the water and fish bass, carp, barbel and kurper. Motorboats are welcome here.
Bronkhorstspruit Dam holds largemouth bass, carp, barbel and kurper. Bass often sit in the grass along the bank. You can fish from the open shoreline or camp right at the water for night sessions. Bring your own gear. Confirm the rules with the venue.
Bajadam has about four kilometres of waterfront on Farm Tweefontein off the R42, roughly 15 km from Bronkhorstspruit and about an hour from Johannesburg or Pretoria. Shaded campsites with electricity sit near the ablutions. You can also pitch on the waterside for all-night fishing. Tents and caravans are both allowed. A private camping block with its own lapa and fireplace can be booked for groups. Day visitors are welcome. The resort has ablutions, a swimming pool and a kids play area. Motorboats, jet skis, skiing and tubing run on the dam. This is one of the few spots on Bronkhorstspruit Dam where anglers and boaters share the water. Day entry is about R70 per adult. Overnight camping is about R90 per adult plus R50 per site per night. A reserved stand adds about R50 per night. Confirm the price with the venue before you book. Last updated at: 23 August 2026.
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Day visitors: check in at sunrise, check out before sunset.
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Bronkhorstspruit Dam Nature Reserve
Bronkhorstspruit Dam Nature Reserve is a City of Tshwane municipal reserve on the southern shore of Bronkhorstspruit Dam near Bronkhorstspruit. Locals call the dam Bronkies. Camp on the open bank and fish bass, carp, barbel and kurper.
