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| Very Good 33 reviews
from R550 Avg per night for 2 guests
per night
Check-in: 14:00
Check-out: 10:00
Reviews: 33 reviews
 Minimum stay: 1 Days

About Wakkerstroom Farm Lodge

Wakkerstroom Farm Lodge is a world-renowned wetland and montane grassland destination, which is well-known for its many endemic bird species. The Farmhouse accommodates eight guests and the quaint adjacent bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, which sleeps two guests. Guests can also stay in Oom Hans' Cottage, a two-bedroom, self-catering cottage, with no electricity, but a gas geyser, fridge and stove. Another self-catering cottage, Badenhorst Cottage, is also available in town.The species to be found in the vast grassland include all three crane species, ground woodpecker, bald ibis, blue kor

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Please note that a minimum booking fee of R500 is applicable for Oom Hans' Cottage.

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Wakkerstroom Farm Lodge
3.5 out of 5 stars - 33 votes
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rowena walker
October 2022
WE were unable to stay at Wakkerstroom Farm Lodge as when we arrived, there was no host to meet & greet us and everything was locked up. We then went into Wakkerstroom to have dinner and then return to the cottage, but again, on our second arrival, everything was locked up and there was no-one t meet & greet us. WE returned to Wakkestroom and luckily for us, the owners of Thyme Out, Shaun and Gill... Read more
amorique viljoen
September 2021
We loved the location and the cozy cottage.
isabella morris
July 2019
This prefab shack doesn't say there is NO electricity. Signage is outdated. Impossible to find at night. Doors don't lock properly and there were dead bugs and flies in the bed and behind the bed. It was a shocking experience. It is not part of a lodge. A lodge suggest infrastructure- there is none.
hester augustyn
January 2019
We enjoyed the silence and peace in the garden, the history of the house and everything inside the house is intriguing & takes one really back to how life was before all technology.
tony weedon
August 2018
There are a lot of good points but a lot of not so good points.The cistern is broken and the toilet must be flushed manually.All the drains are blocked and takes forever to drain away.There are a lot of cracked windows. The whole unit, including the ceilings need a coat of paint. The unit is generally run down and needs lots of attentionEstablishments response:Our sincere apology for the blocked... Read more

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  • Afrikaans

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Wakkerstroom Farm Lodge is 5.4km from the centre of Wakkerstroom , the nearest airport 175.1km (Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi Airport).
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Wakkerstroom Farm Lodge is a world-renowned wetland and montane grassland destination, which is well-known for its many endemic bird species. The