I have stayed in most camps south of Mopani, including all the bush camps, safari tents, huts, chalets, bungalows, guest houses, etc, only haven’t camped, but experienced the camping section visiting mates and during safari tents stays.
The one thing in common with all of the above is that there always seems to be a crowd somewhere that doesn’t give a toss about their neighbour and ruin the entire Kruger experience for others.
I had major issues at Talamati on the 1st of April, unit 14 next us where others in the camp pulled in and had rowdy social next to us. Even my kids where complaining. Others in the camp had also organized a “jol” in the boma and at 11pm we could still hear them. This is a “bush camp!!” I have stayed there 3 other times and never had an issue.
The 2 worst cases of the noise that I experienced came from guest houses at Skukuza and recently Keartland at Lower Sabie, where one hires the guest house and others in the group hire accommodation elsewhere in camp, but all pull in to the guest house for a jol. (last week at Keartland)
Major issues at Tamboti only once, but in other main camps many, many times. Maybe others go outside of school holidays, so never have an issue, but lately I find it’s more out of control parents then kids.
The only camp that I have never had an issue in is Biyamiti (stayed there 8 times). I’m not sure if it’s the type of person that visits this camp, in that they have more respect for others. Also if one considers the numbers in the camping section in close proximity to each other, I find it relatively controlled, so maybe “most” Kruger campers also have more respect for their neighbours
I’m not sure of the current SANParks rules with regard to noise, but I would love to at least see the duty manager or a dedicated staff member on duty who walks around camp between 6pm and 10pm just to make sure that things are in order for all, or sell camps as “no noise” camps.
Maybe I was raised differently by my parents and need to fit in with this “new Kruger visitor”
) Peaceful and quiet camping can only be found at Balule, because of Titus making sure all is in place. At Tsendze Rogers tries his best, but if the camp is very full it is for him impossible to be every where and you do find a bit of noise but not too late. At least he is close-by if you need to report any party animals, besides the hyeanas and elephants outside the fence. 
