The Indwe Farm Stay offers self-catering cottage accommodation on a working farm in the historic Bloodriver area, where the Boers trekked into the great unknown. Come and experience the hospitality of farmers, get to hold the cutest little chicks and see calves born, fish, hike, ride a mountain bike, have a romantic sunset picnic, enjoy a yummy braai at the dam, sail or go out in the kayak.

The cottage can accommodate up to 2 guests and contains 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, and a kitchen and dining area. The bedroom contains 2 single beds with electric blankets. The bathroom contains a bath, a toilet and a washbasin. The kitchen is well-equipped for self-catering with a gas hob, microwave, fridge, kettle, toaster, cutlery and crockery, and a 3-seater dining table and chairs. There is a cosy outdoor area with a fireplace, an outdoor dining table and chairs, and braai facilities.

The Glamping has a closed-off bedroom area with a queen size bed with electric blanket, bedside lights, and linen, towels are also provided. The kitchen is separate and fully electrified. The kitchen is fitted with a bar fridge, 2-plate stove, kettle, pots and pans, crockery and cutlery. On the front is a veranda with a wooden table and chairs. The units have access to ablution facilities, including a shower, toilet and basin.

The camping sites offer peace and privacy, there are ablutions available fitted with showers, toilets and basins.

The farm borders the world famous Bloodriver Vlei which is one of the largest inland wetlands in the country. It supports no fewer than 150 different bird species, and serves as a wintering place for migratory birds, and is particularly important for the endangered blue and crowned cranes

This part of KwaZulu-Natal's Midlands is a series of gently rolling hills on a plateau almost 1,800 miles above sea level. When the hills do not predominate then the Mpumalanga Drakensberg escarpment makes its presence known.