Waterfall Lodge
Reminiscent of a colonial hunting lodge
Surrounded by imposing mountains and set deep into the Karooscape, this gracious thatch and stone house is reminiscent of a colonial hunting lodge. It houses an extensive collection of antiques and collectibles. The double-volume living area invites you to sink into big leather sofas in front of a massive fireplace, with wine, books and board games. The formal dining table can comfortably seat 12 people, so plan for decadent meals. There are four beautiful double bedrooms and a loft that is perfect for children (sleeps 6).
Outside, expect to relax on the deep veranda, or in the luxurious outside lounge/bar. There is a wonderful braai area on the outside patio which boasts another massive dining table for long lunches. A fire pit, a viewing deck and hidden hammocks offer other areas to while away the hours under the Karoo skies. A swimming pool that is fed by a borehole, is unfiltered and without chemicals, offers an eco-swimming experience. A beautiful indigenous treed garden attracts a wide variety of bird life.
Solar supplies electricity for lights and gas heats the water and fuels the fridge and stove, but there are no electrical appliances available.
This is home for family and friends to relax and socialise, for children to play all day and with more than enough space for stressed out workaholics to retreat and chill.
Facilities
Rooms
Outside

Number of Guests
Sleeps 6 adults and 6 children sharing in 3 bedrooms and a loft dormitory.
Rates
R12 000 – R16 000 per night* for the lodge.
Please check availability and actual rates, and enquire for discounts and special offers.
* Please Note:
- a minimum stay of 2 nights is required.
- no children under 12 years old.
- we require a refundable breakages deposit of R10,000 payable prior to arrival.

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