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Book now for our first-ever Mzansi Young Farmers Indaba camp

Let’s go camping! Book now for our first-ever Mzansi Young Farmers Indaba camp, in partnership with Nature Nation Camp, under the stars – it’s going to be epic

by Staff Reporter
29th January 2025
Got plans for the 2025 Mzansi Young Farmers Indaba? Get ready for an unforgettable camping adventure as Nature Nation Camp joins the Mzansi Young Farmers Indaba this year. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

Got plans for the 2025 Mzansi Young Farmers Indaba? Get ready for an unforgettable camping adventure as Nature Nation Camp joins the Mzansi Young Farmers Indaba this year. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

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Planning to attend the 2025 Mzansi Young Farmers Indaba? Sure, you could book a guest house or hotel nearby, but why not go all-in for the experience? Introducing Nature Nation Camp – your chance to camp at the indaba venue in Pretoria North. Think starry skies, crackling fires, and swapping farmer stories under the moonlight.

Food For Mzansi and Nature Nation Camp is excited to bring you a unique agritourism camping experience at Africa’s biggest event for young farmers. But hurry, we’re only releasing 50 tickets for the camp on Tuesday, 1 and Wednesday, 2 April at Lavender Kontrei Market.

Be prepared, though – while we won’t be roughing it entirely, camping isn’t for the farmers who prefer the soft life. It’s all about shared bathroom facilities, but don’t worry – there will be hot showers! Wa bona? 

Or, as Duncan Masiwa, assistant editor at Food For Mzansi, says, “It’s not for the kings and queens of farming who prefer velvet cushions and sparkling chandeliers – it’s all about real moments and good company.”

The two- or three-day camp (depending on when you choose to check in) is perfect for those who value meaningful connections over extravagance. 

Masiwa adds, “We’re excited to welcome farmers to our pop-up camp. It’s the ideal spot for those wanting to skip the Gauteng traffic after a long indaba day. It’s for anyone looking to fully dive into this once-a-year experience, connecting with young farmers and agripreneurs under the stars, gathered around a fire.”

BOOK YOUR ACCOMMODATION HERE!

Accommodation packages

  • 1-person tent: R1 440 per night (includes breakfast packs)
  • 2-person tent: R2 000 per night (includes breakfast packs)
  • 4-people sharing tent: R3600 per night (includes breakfast packs)

So, what is included in the Nature Nation Camp package?

  • Comfortable tent for your ultimate camping experience.
  • Mattress for a good night’s sleep.
  • Pillow to rest your head.
  • Freshly lined sheets and pillowcases.
  • Lamp for those cosy, nighttime vibes.
  • Power source (extension cord) to keep your devices charged and ready!
  • Free access to the #FFMIndaba25 welcome function on Tue. 1 April.
  • Breakfast pack to kickstart your day!

BOOK YOUR ACCOMMODATION HERE!

What to pack for the #FFMIndaba25 camp

  • Your own blanket or duvet – get comfy!
  • A chair – gotta have a spot to chill.
  • Cooler bag or box. We know you like your drinks cold!
  • Comfy clothes – check the weather first!
  • Mosquito repellent for the night. You know those little guys love to bite! And, if you wish, bring some sunscreen for the day, though you’ll be mostly chilling in the indaba venues during the day.
  • A flashlight, power bank and two-pin plug – you know there will be loads of selfies and IG moments.
  • Snacks and water for the night – gotta stay fueled!
  • And of course, bring good energy and good vibes. We’re all about connection, not drama!

Spaces are limited, so don’t wait! Book now and secure your spot for an unforgettable indaba experience.

Are you ready to be part of the 2025 Mzansi Young Farmers Indaba? Secure your ticket today and ensure your place at South Africa’s most anticipated agricultural event for young farmers and agripreneurs. Early-bird tickets are still up for grabs, giving you an exclusive opportunity to save R145 on your all-access pass. Don’t wait too long, though—these discounted tickets are limited and selling fast. Click here to secure your spot.

BOOK YOUR ACCOMMODATION HERE!

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