Meerkat Huts
The simplest way to stay. A hut under the thorn trees, a braai at the door, and the ablution block a short walk away.
4.1/5from 300 reviews on LekkeSlaap
What you get
- Sleeps 3
- Shared ablutions — not en-suite
- Own braai at the unit
- Electricity and lighting
- Bring your own bedding and towels — confirm when you book
- Parking at the unit
From R590 per unit per night
Rates shown are indicative and not yet confirmed
These are the rates we are proposing for the coming season. They have not been finalised, and the rate you are quoted when you book is the rate that counts. Check availability below, or phone Theo and he will confirm.
Worth knowing
- Self-catering — there is no restaurant on the farm and no shop at the gate.
- Bring your own firewood or charcoal.
- Cell signal is patchy and there is no guest WiFi.
- The last stretch of road to the gate is gravel. Read the directions page before you leave.
The other units
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Nyala Chalets Sleeps 4 · full spec on the page
Nyala Chalets
Sleeps 4
A step up from the huts: your own bathroom, your own kitchen corner, and a door that opens onto the lawn.
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Zebra Log Cabins
Sleeps 4
Two-bedroom timber cabins, several of them right on the water. The closest units to the dams — ask Theo about the fishing rules.
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Kudu Thatched Chalets Sleeps 4 · full spec on the page
Kudu Thatched Chalets
Sleeps 4
Thatched chalets in the camp garden, under mature shade trees. Cool in January, which matters more here than it sounds.
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Sable Chalet Sleeps 4 · full spec on the page
Sable Chalet
Sleeps 4
The largest unit on the farm, and the one to book if you want the most space and the most privacy.
from R1 050 Sable Chalet details and full specification -
Campsites Sleeps 4 · full spec on the page
Campsites
Sleeps 4
Eight powered sites with your own braai, under trees, with the ablution block close by. Bring the tent or the caravan.
from R280 Campsites details and full specification
