One farm dam for swimming, kayaking and catch-and-release fishing, plus a hot tub at every cottage and enough sky to make the day feel longer.
Guests can swim, use the kayaks, picnic on the bank and fish when conditions allow. The dam is home to carp and tilapia; trout remain a good farm rumour, never a promised catch.
Fishing is catch-and-release unless the farm team says otherwise. Please bring your own rods, use kayaks only with permission and suitable lifejackets, and return kayaks, paddles and shared equipment after use.
The dam is not lifeguarded. Swimming and paddling are at your own risk, and children must be actively supervised by an adult at all times near the water.
Check availabilityEnd the day with the slow part of the evening: a braai outside, the fire lit, cottage lights low and the Overberg sky going properly dark.
Every cottage has a hot tub. We confirm practical setup details before arrival.
See the Cottages
Once the farm lights are low, the sky opens up. Pull a chair onto the stoep, bring a blanket and let the children see what darkness outside the city really looks like.
Clear nights are best; warm layers help.
Use shared equipment carefully and return it after use. Permission, suitable lifejackets, weather and water conditions govern kayaking.
The dam is not lifeguarded. Children must be actively supervised by an adult at all times near the water.
Carp and tilapia are the usual catch. Bring your own rods; trout are a rumour rather than a promise.
See live dates and rates in the booking engine, then book the cottage that fits your stay.
Check availability