The Boschoek Community Trust uses proceeds from the lodge, reserve and associate ventures to sow back into the community in ways which improve the livelihoods of the trust beneficiaries and future beneficiaries through the use of ecotourism and livestock production. Kameelkop Ebuwahlanga contributes in some way to these objectives and the proceeds from the reserve and associated ventures are committed to the community trust and employees of the reserve.

The Kameelkop lodge and chalets sit at the bottom of the Kameelkop mountain amongst a wooded area, overlooking the dam. The thatched lodge provides a shared dining room, lounge and fireplace, fully equipped self-catering kitchen and indoor bar and braai area; whilst the outdoor braai area and fire pit provide a wonderful opportunity for outside cooking and hosting. Just below the lodge with excellent views of the dam and across the plains are three private chalets with en-suite bathrooms (either twin or king accommodation arrangements to suit your family or group requirements). Children (0-4 years) are free (and are welcome to sleep on the floor on your own mattresses/cot) and older children (5-16) at a discounted rate. Additional accommodation can be provided for larger parties through camping with access to separate toilet and shower facilities. The lodge and chalets run completely 'off-grid' with water pumped from a solar borehole and electric lights and some appliances powered by a solar system. The oven/hob and hot water geysers are gas.

Kameelkop Nature Reserve is a game and regenerative cattle farm owned by Boschoek Community Trust and operated by Ebuwahlanga Enterprises, a joint-venture partnership. The 2000Ha reserve is home to over 15 plains game species in varying numbers from just a few rare mountain reedbuck to hordes of blesbok on the plains of the reserve. Animals freely roam across the flat lowland plains and acacia parkland which are criss-crossed with small rivers and some dams, and up into the mountains and steep cliffs; where, for the fortunate, the elusive migrant leopards can occasionally be spotted. The bird life is widely varies with hundreds of species present for the enthusiastic birder.