The scenic Mount Currie Nature Reserve featuring grassy undulating hills dotted with protea species and cool montane forest patches is a wonderfully quiet and restful East Griqualand Nature Reserve. Crystal Dam is a wonderful place for boating, birding and fresh water fishing.

Mount Currie is the only formally protected area in East Griqualand and attracts visitors who enjoy relaxing in a scenic setting, walking or indulging in a little bird watching.

Mount Currie boasts a bird list of over 220 species, with the rare striped flufftail common in the wetter areas and bearded vultures frequently spotted whilst climbing Mount Currie, which dominates the reserve.

The history of the reserve is interesting enough to warrant National Monument status, as the reserve stands on an historic laager site surrounded by the graves of early pioneer settlers.

A further monument inside the reserve pays tribute to former Boy Scouts who fell in action in East Africa during the First World War. The peaceful and secure campsite features ten large shady sites with shared coldwater taps, barbecue facilities with firewood for sale and electrical plug points.
The ablutions feature hot water, flush toilets, plug points for electric razors, dishwashing and laundry basins.

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