Amenities and Pricing

Facilities

The accommodation sleeps 4 in two spacious bedrooms (1 with a queen bed and the other with 2 three-quarter beds). There are two bathrooms and an outdoor shower. Cotton linen and towels are provided.

There is a small open plan lounge and kitchen with a gas stove and hob and a gas fridge.

The large verandah overhung with Kareeboom is undoubtedly where you will spend most of your relaxation time. There is a selection of outdoor cooking areas including a weber and traditional braai.

Solar lamps are provided but guests are advised to bring their own torches.

There is limited cell phone reception affording a good opportunity for a digital detox. In an emergency you would only have to walk a hundred metres or so down the access road to get a cell phone signal.

Children and Pets

Extra children (under the age of 12) may be accommodated on two matresses, but we request you bring your own linen/sleeping bags.

Furry friends are welcome on request, but with a limit of two dogs maximum and a strict requirement that pets are not permitted on beds and furniture. As with any Cederberg destination, there are baboons and other animals on the property so you will need take full responsibility for your pets.

Pricing

The cottage is R1500 / night for four people with a minimum two nights stay.

Extra children (maximum of 2 is R100 per child per night).

A 50% deposit is required when booking which is refundable provided that the cancellation is not within 14 days of the booking date with the exception of school holidays.

Access

The cottage is situated approximately 24km south of Citrusdal. All but the last 1.5km is on tar. A high clearance 2x4 or 4x4 vehicle is required for the last stretch of dirt road. If you are unsure whether your vehicle is suitable, please enquire before booking. Detailed directions will be provided once a booking is confirmed.

Taking care of the environment

When visiting River Farm, you are accessing an area of critical biodiversity. We request that guests take due care of this environment by not picking flowers, fishing, littering or leaving food accessible for wild life (including baboons and genets).

The Theerivier that flows through the valley is habitat for several endemic fish species including the critically endangered Tweerivier Redfin/Rooivlerkie.

Facilities

The accommodation sleeps 4 in two spacious bedrooms (1 with a queen bed and the other with 2 three-quarter beds). There are two bathrooms and an outdoor shower. Cotton linen and towels are provided.

There is a small open plan lounge and kitchen with a gas stove and hob and a gas fridge.

The large verandah overhung with Kareeboom is undoubtedly where you will spend most of your relaxation time. There is a selection of outdoor cooking areas including a weber and traditional braai.

Solar lamps are provided but guests are advised to bring their own torches.

There is limited cell phone reception affording a good opportunity for a digital detox. In an emergency you would only have to walk a hundred metres or so down the access road to get a cell phone signal.

Children and Pets

Extra children (under the age of 12) may be accommodated on two matresses, but we request you bring your own linen/sleeping bags.

Furry friends are welcome on request, but with a limit of two dogs maximum and a strict requirement that pets are not permitted on beds and furniture. As with any Cederberg destination, there are baboons and other animals on the property so you will need take full responsibility for your pets.

Pricing

The cottage is R1500 / night for four people with a minimum two nights stay.

Extra children (maximum of 2 is R100 per child per night).

A 50% deposit is required when booking which is refundable provided that the cancellation is not within 14 days of the booking date with the exception of school holidays.

Access

The cottage is situated approximately 24km south of Citrusdal. All but the last 1.5km is on tar. A high clearance 2x4 or 4x4 vehicle is required for the last stretch of dirt road. If you are unsure whether your vehicle is suitable, please enquire before booking. Detailed directions will be provided once a booking is confirmed.

Taking care of the environment

When visiting River Farm, you are accessing an area of critical biodiversity. We request that guests take due care of this environment by not picking flowers, fishing, littering or leaving food accessible for wild life (including baboons and genets).

The Theerivier that flows through the valley is habitat for several endemic fish species including the critically endangered Tweerivier Redfin/Rooivlerkie.