Landmeterskop Farm Cottages crest for self-catering farm stays near Stanford in the OverbergLandmeterskopYour farm stay in the Cape Overberg
Landmeterskop Farm Cottages self-catering cottage landscape near Stanford in the Overberg, close to Hermanus
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Getting to Landmeterskop

22 km from Stanford, on the road to Elim.

Farm map

How Landmeterskop is laid out

See Karakul, Merino, Dormer, Duck Pond, the swimming dam, petting barns, pigsty and chicken hutch in relation to the farm roads and fields.

Illustrated Landmeterskop farm map showing Karakul, Merino, Dormer, Duck Pond and swimming dam near Stanford
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Directions

On Papiesvlei Road, near Stanford.

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Landmeterskop farm is roughly 200 km from Cape Town and 22 km out of Stanford on the road to Elim. The last stretch is on gravel roads where mobile signal can drop, so save these directions before you set off.

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Map

Open the farm location before you lose signal

This is the same location map used on the Landmeterskop directions page, now carried across to Landmeterskop.

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Written directions

Save before the gravel road

From Hermanus

  1. Take the R43 to Stanford.
  2. At the Stanford intersection, turn left onto the R326 towards Caledon.
  3. After 4 km, turn right onto the Papiesvlei / Salmonsdam / Elim gravel road.
  4. After 11 km, cross the river and turn right towards Elim at the T-junction.
  5. Continue 7 km over the hill until you see the gate and sign on your right.

From Caledon

  1. Take the R316 and travel approximately 27 km.
  2. Turn right onto the R326 and travel approximately 19 km.
  3. Turn left onto the Papiesvlei / Elim gravel road.
  4. After 11 km, cross the river and turn right towards Elim at the T-junction.
  5. Continue 7 km over the hill until you see the gate and sign on your right.
On the farm

What guests can do here

On the farm

  • Bird watching
  • Star gazing
  • One swimming dam — take a picnic!
  • Walking the farm roads and pastures
  • Hike up the mountain: two viewpoints
  • Mountain biking
  • Drive up the mountain: SUV or 4×4 only

For children

  • Collect free-range eggs for breakfast at 08h00
  • Feed the ducks and geese at 08h00 and 17h00
  • Feed the orphaned lambs at 08h00 and 17h00
  • Feed the alpacas, goats and pigs at 17h00

In the surroundings

  • Whale watching
  • Shark cage diving and scuba trips
  • Drupkelder and Klipgat Caves at De Kelders
  • Elim and Genadendal mission stations
  • Geelkop, Walker Bay and Phillipskop nature reserves
  • Platbos indigenous forest
  • Klein River Cheese and Birkenhead Brewery
  • Wine farms, river cruises and canoeing at Stanford
  • Beaches and mountain-biking trails
Guest FAQ

Practical guest notes

Is it self-catering?

Yes. Bring your own food and drinks. The cottages have equipped kitchens and braai areas.

Is there WiFi?

Yes. Good on-site WiFi makes the farm practical for longer stays and work weeks.

Can we bring pets?

Dogs are considered case by case and require prior written approval. Large breeds are not accepted. There is no pet fee, but guests accept responsibility and risk in the working-farm environment and because no cottage or garden is fully enclosed, escape-proof or dog-secure.

Can children enjoy the farm?

Yes. Children can enjoy the animals, open space, egg collecting, farm games and the swimming dam with adult supervision.

How do we book?

Check live availability and book online via the booking page, or message us on WhatsApp or email if you need help with an existing booking.

Are activities always available?

No. Farm activities depend on weather, water levels, season, animal care and daily farm work. Ask what is available during your stay.

Need the exact arrival details?

See live dates and rates in the booking engine, then book the cottage that fits your stay.

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