Cederberg accommodation

Please check the table below for the accommodation options and rates.

Our accommodation consists of fully equipped self-catering chalets (sleeps up to 12 persons), wooden cabins and camping facilities. We pride ourselves on the cleanliness of our camping, accommodation and ablution facilities. Please click on the pictures below to enlarge view.

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Driehoek is an operating farm situated in the heart of the Cederberg about 240 kilometres from Cape Town on the N7.
We offer self catering facilities ranging from camping sites on grass alongside the river under shady trees with ablution facilities and electric points to fully equipped chalets.
Driehoek is a family friendly nature resort surrounded by magnificent mountains and ideal as a base for hiking to well-known landmarks such as Tafelberg, Sneeuberg, the Maltese Cross, Welbedacht and Panorama caves and the Wolfberg Arch.
Shorter walks are available around the farm area with various natural pools and sights such as a waterfall, old stone leopard cage, bushman paintings and bird watch points.
All the wooden cabins and the camping sites are on or within 30 meters of the river bank.
The groothuis and kothuis are situated closer to the mountain.
The central ablution facilities consist of toilets, hot showers and a scullery.
Bring own toiletries and bedding although limited bedding is available by arrangement at R 50 per person per weekend or such longer period as arranged with Driehoek Management.

	Double bed	Single bed	Fridge	Micro wave	Toaster Stove Kettle	Toilet	Shower/ Bath	Inside Fireplace	Price per night from
Groothuis	2	8	yes	yes	yes	two	1shower 1 bath	yes	R 360 for up to 2 persons
Kothuis	1	5	yes	yes	yes	one	1 shower 1 bath	yes	R 360 for up to 2 persons
Huts 1, 2 and 3	no	2	yes	no	yes	Use central ablutions	Use central ablutions	no	R 210 for up to 2 persons
Hut 4	1	2	yes	no	yes	yes	no	no	R 250 for up to 2 persons
Gecko Huts 5 and 6	1	2	yes	yes	yes	yes	1 shower	no	R 300 for up to 2 persons
Camp with electricity	no	no	no	no	no	Use central ablutions	Use central ablutions	no	R 140 for up to 4 persons
Camp without electricity	no	no	no	no	no	Use central ablutions	Use central ablutions	no	R 110 for up to 4 persons

This following price List Below applies for additional persons or children :

Groothuis and Kothuis

Up to 2 persons R360.00
3 persons R420.00
4 persons R 500
5 persons R560.00
6 persons R620.00
7 persons R680.00
8 persons R740.00
9 persons R800.00
10 persons R860.00
11 persons R920.00
12 persons R980.00

For children under 12 the additional price per person above 4 is R30.00 instead of R 60

Huts1, 2 and 3

Up to 2 persons R210.00
R 25 per additional person

Hut 4

Up to 2 persons R250.00
R30.00 per additional person

Huts 5 and 6

Up to 2 persons R300.00
R 50 per additional person

Camp with electricity

Up to 4 persons R140.00
5 persons R170.00
6 persons R200.00
R30 per additional person

Camp without electricity

Up to 4 persons R110.00
R20 per additional person

Please note there is no credit card facility use the bank details below for deposit or other payments to confirm bookings:

Bank account in name of: Driehoek Ontwikkelings Trust
Standard Bank Clanwilliam
Acc No: 082163510
Branch code: 050106

And fax or e-mail the proof of payment to:

Reservations: Rene or Lizette
Tel/Fax: 027 482 2828
driehoekcederberg@gmail.com

We pride ourselves on the cleanliness of our facilities.

Check in at office on arrival.
Arrival time 14h00 and check out 11h00 unless otherwise arranged.
Office hours:
8h00 to 12h00 and 14h00 to 18h00 Monday to Saturday
9h00 to 11h00 and 15h00 to 17h00 Sundays/ public holidays
Please check road and weather conditions beforehand and ensure that you are equipped accordingly (including warm clothing in winter).
Hiking permits available at farm shop.
Cool drinks, snacks, ice, bread and other basic necessities also available at shop.
Pony rides by arrangement.
No cellphone reception. Farm phone available for important calls.
Unfortunately dogs are not allowed.
No loud music or quad bikes allowed.

We are looking forward to receiving you as our special guest. Please drive safely.

When to go?

The Easter period is traditionally the time when South Africans go on a mountain holiday. The three long weekends that one normally has during the March to May period are therefore high season time. So also the period from Christmas to just after New Year. The kids normally love high season when there are plenty of friends to play with. On Driehoek we try to have the facilities not too overcrowded, even during high season time.

Winters in the Cederberg are quite severe so the winter period of say mid May to end of August is normally not ideal for camping. Staying in one of the chalets with a fire place is a far better idea during winter. Visitors should always enquire about the weather beforehand but the full period from September to mid May is normally ideal for camping. Even mid summer is not too hot.

For those who prefer to come during a quiet period a good idea is during the week outside the school holidays. The period just before or after long weekends or school holidays are also normally quiet, say the second half of January or the whole of November.

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