Vredehoek Guestfarm

Vredehoek Guest Farm is a beautiful working fruit farm, tucked away in a secret valley high on the slopes of the majestic Mosterhoek Twins. We have various self-catering accommodation and a private, exclusive campsite surrounded with mountains. Please note we are NOT Pet friendly.Vredehoek Guest Farm offers 2 Luxury self-catering holiday homes. A semi-detached Chalet, a Farm house, and a private exclusive camp site. Each room includes a Queen bed, air-conditioning, desk, separate tub and shower, bathroom amenities, and coffee/tea. The home consists of a kitchen, fireplace, balcony,

Vredehoek Guest Farm is a beautiful working fruit farm, tucked away in a secret valley high on the slopes of the majestic Mosterhoek Twins. We have various self-catering accommodation and a private, exclusive campsite surrounded with mountains. Please note we are NOT Pet friendly.

Vredehoek Guest Farm offers 2 Luxury self-catering holiday homes. A semi-detached Chalet, a Farm house, and a private exclusive camp site. Each room includes a Queen bed, air-conditioning, desk, separate tub and shower, bathroom amenities, and coffee/tea. The home consists of a kitchen, fireplace, balcony, sitting area, and TV. Wi-Fi available in the Luxury Houses and Farmhouse.

*Air-conditioning in some of the rooms of the Luxury houses, Farmhouse and semi-detached Chalet *Coffee and tea making facilities in the Luxury houses, Farmhouse and Chalet *En-suite bathroom in the main bedrooms of the Luxury houses and semi-detached chalet *Bathroom amenities, we provide hand soap in all the accommodation

*Washing machine in the Luxury Houses *Tumble dryer in the Luxury Houses *Dishwasher in the Luxury Houses and Farmhouse *Hair dryer in the main bedrooms of the Luxury Houses and Farmhouse *Full self-catering kitchen in the Luxury Houses and Farmhouse *Basic self-catering kitchen in the semi-detached Chalet *Free parking *Dam *Braai area

The Breede River, also known as Breë River, is a river in the Western Cape Province of South Africa. Travelling inland north from Cape Town, the river runs in a west to east direction.