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Off the R63
Dassiekloof Farm
8920
Northern Cape
021 344 2440
14:00-19:00
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Dassiekloof Gasteplaas
Dassiekloof Gasteplaas
Dassiekloof Gasteplaas
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Dassiekloof Gasteplaas is reached by a gravel road, and does not have electricity or cellphone signal, but is powered by solar energy. There is a CellC and MTN signal 600 m from the house. The stone house comprises 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, a kitchen, and a lounge.
The main bedroom contains a double bed, and the second bedroom is furnished with a three-quarter bed. The third bedroom contains 2 single beds, and the bedrooms share the use of a bathroom fitted with a bath.
The kitchen is equipped with a fridge, a stove and oven, and guests can relax in the lounge.
Braai facilities are available, and on request, braai packs and firewood are available at an additional cost. Trained pets are welcome with prior arrangement, and guests are welcome to use the swimming pool at the main farmhouse in summer. It is about 3 km further.
Guests can enjoy a braai under the stars, explore the farm on foot or cycle. Dassiekloof Gasteplaas forms part of the Grafsteenroete, and hosts a half-finished tombstone, carved by hand by the craftsman Cornelius de Waal. The farm is also 52 km from the MeerKAT radio telescope.
Dassiekloof Gasteplaas is reached by a gravel road, and does not have electricity or cellphone signal, but is powered by solar energy. There is a CellC and MTN signal 600 m from the house. The stone house comprises 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, a kitchen, and a lounge.
The main bedroom contains a double bed, and the second bedroom is furnished with a three-quarter bed. The third bedroom contains 2 single beds, and the bedrooms share the use of a bathroom fitted with a bath.
The kitchen is equipped with a fridge, a stove and oven, and guests can relax in the lounge.
Braai facilities are available, and on request, braai packs and firewood are available at an additional cost. Trained pets are welcome with prior arrangement, and guests are welcome to use the swimming pool at the main farmhouse in summer. It is about 3 km further.
Guests can enjoy a braai under the stars, explore the farm on foot or cycle. Dassiekloof Gasteplaas forms part of the Grafsteenroete, and hosts a half-finished tombstone, carved by hand by the craftsman Cornelius de Waal. The farm is also 52 km from the MeerKAT radio telescope.
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5 guests' feedbackThis is a perfect place for experiencing the Groot Karoo and its space, silence, and solitude. There are several walks available on the farm, some with beautiful views. You'll see spectacular sunsets, and if you're lucky, rainclouds and thunderstorms. The cottage is an old house with thick walls and high ceilings, so it can be kept cool on hot days. It has everything for a comfortable stay. Highly recommended!
Thank you very much for your hospitality. That's exactly what we city jays were looking for. Silence, tranquility and the beautiful starry sky. The house was neat and clean and had everything we needed. Very convenient. The best part was that I could take my city dogs with me. I think they enjoyed it the most and exploring the whole world. Thanks again for great service.
Very clean and tidy with everything one needs. The roads are also very nice and easy to drive. Dead silence and beautiful nature - just what one's soul needs!
We had a lovely stay in Dassiekloof, the house is nice and spacious. Warm blankets and duvets with very comfortable beds made for a cozy weekend away. Heaven for some peace and quiet, and clean Karoo air. Kids had a wondeful time from hiking the safe Jeep tracks - massive area to explore - and giving milk to lambs a few months old.
This gem will give you rest for your soul and spirit, away from the usual daily technology that steals our time. Hanrie was an incredible hostess, fresh flowers from her Karootuin welcomed us, ice was delivered for our drinks and the names of the tombstone tour and local vegetation were shared. If you are looking for time to yourself under the Karoo stars, this is the place for you. We are sorry our time was so short.
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- Dassiekloof Gasteplaas does not have electricity or cellphone signal.- Braai packs and firewood are available on request at an additional cost.
- Please note, there is a gravel road leading to the accommodation, and it is advised that guests use a bakkie or 4x4 to reach Dassiekloof Gasteplaas. The road is not suitable for low-profile tyres and/or sports cars. Guests are required to enquire about the road's condition before arrival, as it could be subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances.
Dassiekloof Gasteplaas is reached by a gravel road, and does not have electricity or cellphone signal, but is powered by solar energy. There is a CellC and MTN signal 600 m from the house. The stone house comprises 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, a kitchen, and a lounge.
The main bedroom contains a double bed, and the second bedroom is furnished with a three-quarter bed. The third bedroom contains 2 single beds, and the bedrooms share the use of a bathroom fitted with a bath.
The kitchen is equipped with a fridge, a stove and oven, and guests can relax in the lounge.
Braai facilities are available, and on request, braai packs and firewood are available at an additional cost. Trained pets are welcome with prior arrangement, and guests are welcome to use the swimming pool at the main farmhouse in summer. It is about 3 km further.
Guests can enjoy a braai under the stars, explore the farm on foot or cycle. Dassiekloof Gasteplaas forms part of the Grafsteenroete, and hosts a half-finished tombstone, carved by hand by the craftsman Cornelius de Waal. The farm is also 52 km from the MeerKAT radio telescope.