Soebatsfontein
Located in
South Africa :: Northern Cape (Namakwaland)
Category:
Places :: Town Small
The name of this small village ('fountain of pleading') comes from a spring in the middle of the village. Legend has it that a man named Hendrik Stievert pleaded for his life here, but was subsequently murdered by a group of San (Bushmen) in 1798. Soebatsfontein was also the place where local church was held since the 1870's. There is a campsite available here (without ablution facilities) under some trees. Nearby are the spring and some old gardens. Also close to the camping site is the quartzveld - an area where quartz is found in abundance.
Soebatsfontein does not have a dedicated, standalone local tourism information office. For tourist assistance, accommodation bookings, and park info, you should contact the Namaqua National Park offices.
Last edit: July 21, 2026
| Address : | Namaqualand Tourism Information Office, South Africa |
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| Contact : | Namaqua National Park (SANParks) |
| Contact 2 : | Namakwa District Tourism |
| Tel : | +27(0)21 741 5000 |
| Tel2 : | +27(0)27 672 1948 |
| Email : | Click Here |
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| Closest Town : | Kamieskroon |
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