Kromdraai Conservancy
Location in Gauteng
Location	Gauteng, South Africa
Nearest city	Krugersdorp, South Africa
Coordinates	25°55′45″S 27°47′20″E / 25.92917°S 27.78889°E / -25.92917; 27.78889
Area	less than 200 m
Established	Incorporated in part into the Cradle of Humankind, 1998
Governing body	Cradle of Humankind, Private Landowners and Conservancy

Kromdraai Conservancy is a protected conservation park located to the south-west of Gauteng province in north-east South Africa. It is in the Muldersdrift area not far from Krugersdorp.

Its name is derived from Afrikaans meaning "Crooked Turn" after a kink in the meandering Crocodile River.

It was established to protect the caves, old gold mines, fossil sites, trout farm and a game reserve in the area. The caves in the area, known as the Sterkfontein caves have an extensive number of fossils and dolomite caverns. A well known fossil site is also named Kromdraai and it, along with such sites as Sterkfontein,^[1] Coopers, Swartkrans and Plovers Lake form part of the conservancy. Part of the Kromdraai conservancy also falls within the Cradle of Humankind World Heritage Site, proclaimed by UNESCO in 1998.

• Wonder Cave
• Sterkfontein

• Kromdraai, Limpopo
• Rhino and Lion Nature Reserve, Kromdraai

• Official Website of the Cradle of Humankind

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