Toevlug Guest Farm is situated on the outskirts of Sutherland and offers quality accommodation for a weekend breakaway. The farm is accessed by a gravel road which is accessible with a high clearance vehicle, or a normal vehicle that is driven at a slower speed.
The house is fully equipped for self-catering and provides old-world farm accommodation. There is no electricity, only solar-powered lights and provision are also made for cloudy, sunless days. It features gas heaters, geysers, a gas stove and a gas refrigerator.
The house comprises 4 bedrooms and can accommodate up to 10 guests at a time. The main bedroom has a double bed and an en-suite bathroom fitted with a shower, toilet and basin. The second and third bedrooms each have 2 single bed and the last bedroom has 4 single beds, ideal for children, with child-friendly toys. There is a hot-water bottle on every bed for the cold, winter nights that are common in the Karoo region.
The kitchen is equipped with everything guests will need for a care-free, self-catering stay. There is a spacious dining room where guests can enjoy their meals together. The farmhouse has a large patio with breathtaking views. Guests also have use of braai facilities. In the dining room, there is a goods rack with preserves for sale. Money for the products can be placed in the provided container.
There is also a telescope at guests' disposal to do small-scale star watching. Guests should please note that children may only use the large telescope with adult supervision. Pets welcome at the full responsibility of the guests.
Guided walks in the Dwyka Canyon, with 1-night sleepover under the stars available and is subject to terms and conditions, and at an additional rate. Guests can swim in the natural swimming holes and sleep behind a waterfall, subject to the state of the streams and drought. The Nature Heritage Project can be visited to see the Star Tree, as it is the only place it grows in the country. Aasvoëlkrans lookout point can be visited on the neighbouring farm, by prior arrangement.
Please note that the farm has no cellphone reception and guests should please use water sparingly.
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Toevlug Guest Farm
Toevlug Guest Farm
Toevlug Guest Farm
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The house is fully equipped for self-catering and provides old-world farm accommodation. There is no electricity, only solar-powered lights and provision are also made for cloudy, sunless days. It features gas heaters, geysers, a gas stove and a gas refrigerator.
The house comprises 4 bedrooms and can accommodate up to 10 guests at a time. The main bedroom has a double bed and an en-suite bathroom fitted with a shower, toilet and basin. The second and third bedrooms each have 2 single bed and the last bedroom has 4 single beds, ideal for children, with child-friendly toys. There is a hot-water bottle on every bed for the cold, winter nights that are common in the Karoo region.
The kitchen is equipped with everything guests will need for a care-free, self-catering stay. There is a spacious dining room where guests can enjoy their meals together. The farmhouse has a large patio with breathtaking views. Guests also have use of braai facilities. In the dining room, there is a goods rack with preserves for sale. Money for the products can be placed in the provided container.
There is also a telescope at guests' disposal to do small-scale star watching. Guests should please note that children may only use the large telescope with adult supervision. Pets welcome at the full responsibility of the guests.
Guided walks in the Dwyka Canyon, with 1-night sleepover under the stars available and is subject to terms and conditions, and at an additional rate. Guests can swim in the natural swimming holes and sleep behind a waterfall, subject to the state of the streams and drought. The Nature Heritage Project can be visited to see the Star Tree, as it is the only place it grows in the country. Aasvoëlkrans lookout point can be visited on the neighbouring farm, by prior arrangement.
Please note that the farm has no cellphone reception and guests should please use water sparingly.
The house is fully equipped for self-catering and provides old-world farm accommodation. There is no electricity, only solar-powered lights and provision are also made for cloudy, sunless days. It features gas heaters, geysers, a gas stove and a gas refrigerator.
The house comprises 4 bedrooms and can accommodate up to 10 guests at a time. The main bedroom has a double bed and an en-suite bathroom fitted with a shower, toilet and basin. The second and third bedrooms each have 2 single bed and the last bedroom has 4 single beds, ideal for children, with child-friendly toys. There is a hot-water bottle on every bed for the cold, winter nights that are common in the Karoo region.
The kitchen is equipped with everything guests will need for a care-free, self-catering stay. There is a spacious dining room where guests can enjoy their meals together. The farmhouse has a large patio with breathtaking views. Guests also have use of braai facilities. In the dining room, there is a goods rack with preserves for sale. Money for the products can be placed in the provided container.
There is also a telescope at guests' disposal to do small-scale star watching. Guests should please note that children may only use the large telescope with adult supervision. Pets welcome at the full responsibility of the guests.
Guided walks in the Dwyka Canyon, with 1-night sleepover under the stars available and is subject to terms and conditions, and at an additional rate. Guests can swim in the natural swimming holes and sleep behind a waterfall, subject to the state of the streams and drought. The Nature Heritage Project can be visited to see the Star Tree, as it is the only place it grows in the country. Aasvoëlkrans lookout point can be visited on the neighbouring farm, by prior arrangement.
Please note that the farm has no cellphone reception and guests should please use water sparingly.
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4 guests' feedbackVery nice starlight and nice place if you just want to get away to the middle of nowhere. Road was a bit rough but was forewarned on the website. Was only there one night but will definitely consider going there again when we are that side of the country, and definitely for longer. It was peaceful and we felt safe.
Reception was good. Place however was very far through valleys in hole side of the world if I can put it that way. They must be honest about where they are actually located. House was clean, but water not drinkable. No hot water. Gas fridge not really worked. Water is not clean. Carrots float in. One has to go a long way from the nearest town to buy water. They had to warn someone in advance to bring clean water. Otherwise, I enjoyed the silence. Thank you.
The area is lovely but the farm house felt quite neglected. The beds are not good which meant bad sleep. Just outside the kitchen door there was lots of bird droppings. No wood or water on arrival - this came at about 7:30 pm which is tricky when the house has no electricity and no cell reception to make enquiries.
A great location to spend quality time with family without the disruptions of TV or cellphones. Beautiful and peaceful.
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Please note that there is a gravel road leading to the accommodation. Guests are required to enquire from the establishment about the condition of the gravel road before booking. The gravel road is not suitable for low clearance vehicles.Fresh bread and meat products can be ordered from the owner beforehand and plenty of wood is available at R100 per bag.
Please note that hunting practices take place on the premises.
There is no cellphone reception on the farm.
Please note that the water should be used sparingly. Guests will be provided with 5 litres of bottled water if a shortage of water occurs.
The house is fully equipped for self-catering and provides old-world farm accommodation. There is no electricity, only solar-powered lights and provision are also made for cloudy, sunless days. It features gas heaters, geysers, a gas stove and a gas refrigerator.
The house comprises 4 bedrooms and can accommodate up to 10 guests at a time. The main bedroom has a double bed and an en-suite bathroom fitted with a shower, toilet and basin. The second and third bedrooms each have 2 single bed and the last bedroom has 4 single beds, ideal for children, with child-friendly toys. There is a hot-water bottle on every bed for the cold, winter nights that are common in the Karoo region.
The kitchen is equipped with everything guests will need for a care-free, self-catering stay. There is a spacious dining room where guests can enjoy their meals together. The farmhouse has a large patio with breathtaking views. Guests also have use of braai facilities. In the dining room, there is a goods rack with preserves for sale. Money for the products can be placed in the provided container.
There is also a telescope at guests' disposal to do small-scale star watching. Guests should please note that children may only use the large telescope with adult supervision. Pets welcome at the full responsibility of the guests.
Guided walks in the Dwyka Canyon, with 1-night sleepover under the stars available and is subject to terms and conditions, and at an additional rate. Guests can swim in the natural swimming holes and sleep behind a waterfall, subject to the state of the streams and drought. The Nature Heritage Project can be visited to see the Star Tree, as it is the only place it grows in the country. Aasvoëlkrans lookout point can be visited on the neighbouring farm, by prior arrangement.
Please note that the farm has no cellphone reception and guests should please use water sparingly.