Clancy Forest Lodge is nestled in a hidden corner of a private nature conservancy, providing an off-the-grid self-catering experience near Mbombela. The expansive Clancy Private Nature Conservancy spans over 400 hectares of mountain wilderness, renowned for its abundant biodiversity that includes a variety of indigenous birds and animals.

Perched high on the side of the mountain, this wooden eco-lodge comprises 3 bedrooms with an open
plan loft and accommodates between 6 to 11 guests. The first bedroom is furnished with a queen-size bed and has an en-suite bathroom fitted with a bath and shower. The second bedroom has a king-size bed, while the third bedroom also contains a queen-size bed. Furthermore, the open-plan loft contains 5 single beds. The second bathroom is shared and has a bath and shower.

The kitchen is equipped with a gas stove, oven, and gas-operated fridge. The living area boasts a comfy lounge suite and a fireplace where guests can unwind on chilly evenings. The lodge comes with paraffin and solar lamps, while the gas geyser provides hot water. Additionally, a wood-fired donkey water heater is available as well. Evenings can be spent around the fire pit in the outdoor boma which comes with ample wood. Moreover, a generator operates for a few hours in the evening, ensuring the ability to recharge electronic devices.

Guests can embark on nature walks or explore the mountain bike trails that wind through indigenous forests, sprawling gum plantations, and vast open grazing land. Nature enthusiasts have ample opportunities to spot bird life and wildlife such as zebra, impala, kudu, baboons, monkeys, bushbuck, duiker, and bush pigs.