Viewpoint · Kruger National Park
Fairfield Waterhole Viewpoint, Kruger
Fairfield Waterhole Viewpoint is a viewpoint in Kruger National Park, on the S145 Talamati Road, about 22 km from Orpen Gate.
About Fairfield Waterhole Viewpoint
Fairfield Waterhole Viewpoint overlooks the Fairfield waterhole along the S145 Talamati Road, surrounded by open bushveld and scattered acacias. Giraffe, kudu and other browsers are regularly drawn to the water, while the marshy areas can become productive for waterbirds after the rains. It is a particularly rewarding stop in the Talamati area for both wildlife and birding.
Where to find Fairfield Waterhole Viewpoint
Fairfield Waterhole Viewpoint is a viewpoint in Kruger National Park, on the S145 Talamati Road, about 22 km from Orpen Gate. See exactly where it is on the map, and navigate to it, in the opspoor app.
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Open in opspoorWildlife you can see at Fairfield Waterhole Viewpoint
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Habitat around Fairfield Waterhole Viewpoint
Grassland by S145 (open grassland): Open plains with few trees. Grazers gather here and predators hunt across it.
Habitat mapped by opspoor. Data sources
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Fairfield Waterhole Viewpoint questions
Where is Fairfield Waterhole Viewpoint?
Fairfield Waterhole Viewpoint is a viewpoint in Kruger National Park, on the S145 Talamati Road, about 22 km from Orpen Gate.
Which road is Fairfield Waterhole Viewpoint on?
Fairfield Waterhole Viewpoint is right on the S145 Talamati Road.
What animals can you see at Fairfield Waterhole Viewpoint?
Fairfield Waterhole Viewpoint sits in open grassland, which suits aardwolf, african pipit, african striped weasel, cape hare and cheetah.
Can I use opspoor at Fairfield Waterhole Viewpoint without signal?
Yes. Signal in Kruger National Park can be patchy, and opspoor works fully offline: you can see sightings you've already loaded and log your own, which sync when you're back in range.
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