"Unforgettable natural beauty, comfortable accommodation and the tranquility of farm life."

Berghuis is incredibly beautiful and well equipped with everything you need. We had a great time and the peaceful and picturesque nature was just picture-perfect. The very friendly horses were definitely the highlight of the weekend. Will definitely want to visit the farm in the mountain again.

"Good for relaxing and getting away."

Delicious. The house was a perfect getaway for us, incredible views, very beautiful nature. The house is nicely laid out and has everything you need.

"Beautiful escape from the city noise is exactly what one needs."

We had a great time, but unfortunately the weather was not in our favor and we could not explore the nature. Unfortunately, the "donkey" also did not want to cooperate for the heating of hot water and unfortunately had to do without it. Directional signs should be better shared, like making sure you take the Sandy's Glen dirt road turn off and don't follow Google Maps. Also on the farm there were no signs on how to get to the Berghuis. With no cell phone reception it makes the task very difficult to find the place.

"Fantastic cottage in the mountains. Will definitely visit again."

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"Stunningly serene, safe and enveloped in nature."

Our family of four had the pleasure of spending Easter weekend at Die Berghuis @ Vadersberg, and it was an experience that exceeded our expectations in every way. Nestled in the heart of nature's tranquility, this stunning retreat offered us a much-needed escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life, allowing us to connect with nature and, more importantly, with each other. From the moment we arrived, we were captivated by the beauty and peace of the surroundings. The accommodation was perfect, blending rustic charm with all the comforts of home, ensuring our stay was cozy and comfortable. Just a heads up that there are camping spots very close to the accommodation with 'public' showers and toilets next to the house, so for those who want complete solitude, it's worth knowing this. One of the highlights of our visit was the opportunity to immerse ourselves in the natural beauty that envelops Die Berghuis @ Vadersberg. Whether it was exploring the nearby trails, enjoying the sunsets, or simply sitting outside and marveling at the star-filled sky, each moment allowed us to reconnect with nature in a way we hadn't realized we were missing. But what truly made our stay memorable was the sense of safety and tranquility that Die Berghuis @ Vadersberg offered. In today's fast-paced world, finding a haven where one can feel completely at ease is rare. Die Berghuis @ Vadersberg provided that and so much more, ensuring our family could enjoy each other's company in a peaceful and stunning environment. To Ika and staff at Die Berghuis @ Vadersberg, thank you for making our Easter weekend so special. Your hospitality and willingness to help did not go unnoticed. We left feeling rejuvenated, closer as a family, and with memories that we will cherish forever. For anyone looking for a serene getaway that promises beauty, peace, and an opportunity to reconnect with both nature and loved ones, we cannot recommend Die Berghuis @ Vadersberg highly enough. It was an experience that touched our hearts and one that we hope to repeat in the future.

"Comfortable and tastefully furnished with great amenities including solar power."

Very comfortable house and great to have a proper kitchen with a stove. The bed is extremely comfortable. Nicely decorated and all furniture is comfy. Lovely view of pine forests and a dam. The only downside was if the camping ground was full, as the ablution facilities are outside the back door. The road is good except for the last few kilometers, so in wet weather, maybe a problem? We had an X Trail which managed well. A gem actually if no campers.

"Quiet, peaceful, tranquil and restorative - food for the soul."

Such a beautiful setting - quiet, peaceful, tranquil and restorative. The cabin is well equipped and comfortably furnished. Plenty of firewood available for the inside fireplace and the donkey which heats the water - bring your firemaking skills. We felt safe taking long walks in the forest and mountains, and the mountain biking is awesome too - with spectacular views.

"Tranquility and restful."

We loved our stay and would happily return. The weather was perfect, and we had the whole place to ourselves. Our host came to our rescue when our car battery died on the mountain top, and for this we are grateful. It's definitely the place to go when you want peace and tranquility. It is rustic, yet comfortable. The water pressure tended to drop in the house, and we used the camp shower room for a hot shower. We loved the horses visiting and the freedom to take walks in all directions.

"Beautiful, quiet scenery in the forest."

We had a wonderful stay. The tranquility and nature was very nice and relaxing. It's very beautiful there and you can enjoy walking, cycling, etc.

"A wooden house surrounded by the most beautiful nature."

The Berghuis gives you a chance to completely relax. You are surrounded by the most beautiful nature and it was very nice that there were no other campers. The kids could run around and just play for once.

"Lovely weekend break in the heart of nature."

We really enjoyed the weekend. The parents, children and even our dog couldn't get enough of the farm. We had fun exploring the trails and had a great time swimming and playing in the pond. The house is spacious and well furnished with everything one needs. The fridge and wifi were a welcome surprise. We will definitely be back, hopefully with a 4x4.

"A very nice setting, a lovely little house for two - but the lack of reliable power and hot water is a deal breaker for us."

First impressions: Lovely farm road to the house, the last km or so a bit rough, but really just badly eroded. Totally navigatable. Arrived at dusk, but the house was clean, tidy and ready. House is spacious enough for two people, with the two bedrooms upstairs: a large main bedroom with a king-size bed, and a smaller "open" room with two single beds. Both bedrooms have doors out onto a balcony, although there was no furniture on the balcony - so no sundowners or morning coffee staring into the yonder. The bathroom (shower, basin, toilet), kitchen and lounge/dining room are downstairs. The kitchen is well appointed with a gas stove, microwave (neither of which we used), and enough crockery and cutlery. We had been warned that the fridge/freezer was not working, but that ice would be available. All very lovely. The fireplace was well stocked with firewood, and we had a braai for dinner. Unfortunately, no ice as promised, but I had packed a cool box with our own ice, just in case. We had a hot shower and went to bed. The next morning we woke with no power, and cold water: The entire site runs on solar power and batteries, and it looks like the warm water comes from a "donkey" - a big drum with a fire under it. The batteries had obviously drained through the night (not sure how, as there were no lights on, and the fridge didn't work), and the fire had not been stoked under the donkey yet. Not nice. We went about our sightseeing for the day, and I contacted the host to make sure that they knew we had no power - just in case something actually needed fixing. I was assured that the system was performing as it should and that it was the "weak winter sun" that prevented the batteries from being fully charged. We returned after dark, to be met by one of the staff, who explained that he needed to start the generator, to charge the batteries. Bye-bye quiet solitude. At least the ice had been delivered, although it was in a pool of water in the empty (non-working) freezer. Next morning, same procedure: Cold shower in a dark house. We went for a quick stroll, but decided to pack up and leave. Overall, the setting is very quiet and serene, although it appears the house is part of a larger campsite - not sure it would have been as quiet had there been campers all around us. The house really is very neat and tidy, all very new. And I think that's where the problems come in: they are still finding their way. The website does mention that "the cabin uses solar power". To me, that meant "don't worry about loadshedding!" - but if it means that you don't have electricity in the dark winter morning, and there will not be a hot shower, count me out. If being off the grid is your thing, and you don't mind the darkness and cold water, then I would happily recommend it. Unfortunately, these are dealbreakers for us. Add the lack of a working fridge, and we would not have taken this option, had we known - which we didn't, because the website makes no mention of this. It's a pity - the place is lovely, and has real potential. But it's a firm "no" from me.

"Beautiful scenery. Perfect place to switch off and relax."

We had a lovely stay at the Berghuis. The children enjoyed staying in a "forest". We had fun walking and cycling. The house was very clean and tidy. Guests just need to keep in mind that there is no cell phone reception on the farm and that the road to get there will be challenging for normal vehicles. Recommend bakkie for last part of the route to the house. Home uses solar panels for power which must be used very sparingly, otherwise you run out of power quickly. Will stay here again.