Karoo Farm Holidays at Hillandale -- Accommodation


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Self-catering farm house
  -- comfortable, convenient and independent


The house has plenty of living space and four bedrooms which can accommodate up to 12 people, depending on the preferences of your group.

Bed linen and towels are provided, and the house is serviced daily. There is a kitchen with gas fridge and there are outdoor braai (barbecue) facilities. You need to bring provisions and do your own cooking. Firewood is available for purchase at the homestead, and prepared meals can be ordered (advance notice required). You can also book in to eat with us at the farmhouse for some meals. Just let us know your requirements and we will advise pricing.




Rustic huts
  -- enjoy the simple life, close to nature


We have three hiking huts built in the typical Karoo style with natural stone, without mortar and unplastered, so as to blend in with the surroundings.

Each hut has two rooms with bunks (including mattresses) for 8 people in total, plus a shared living/eating area.

Facilities are absolutely basic, with an outdoor cold shower, a "long drop" toilet, and cold running water.

You need to bring your food, bedding, cooking and eating utensils and plan on cooking outdoors over an open fire or bring a camping stove. We operate a small store for our farm staff where campers can buy a limited range of basic supplies if required.




Campsite only
  -- for self-contained travellers


Our main camp site is in a beautiful setting by the river, an ideal choice if you want to set up your own tent or vehicle.

Of course you need to bring your own equipment and supplies. Firewood is available for purchase at the homestead, and you can purchase fresh farm produce, subject to seasonal variations in availability.


Prices

Please contact us for current accommodation prices and any special requirements.


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