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Kalahari Farmhouse in Stampriet

Type:Self-catering in Stampriet
From:R1005.65 / night (per person sharing)
Guest Reviews:
Kalahari Farmhouse in Stampriet.
4 out of 5.
2 ratings. 2 user reviews.
Description
Located in the midst of the Kalahari, on the fringes of the village of Stampriet in the fertile valley of the seasonal Auob River, Kalahari Farmhouse combines upmarket hospitality with a rural ambiance. Enjoy the serene tranquillity at the pool, visit the farming business or join a scenic drive in the Gondwana Kalahari Park which is just 30 km away.

The reception and restaurant are housed in a manor which was built in the heyday of karakul farming some 50 years ago. The small farming business next door keeps the kitchen stocked with fresh produce for the delicious dishes on the menu. There are 11 tastefully decorated rooms in Chalets reminiscent of the Cape Dutch style.
2 Reviews for Kalahari Farmhouse in StamprietAll Ratings:
Kalahari Farmhouse in Stampriet Reviewed by Sheila Shaw, South Africa on . Wonderful We really enjoyed our stay. It is a wonderful working farm which supplies the other lodges in the Gondwana Collection with vegetables, cheese and other dairy. It is an oasis in the dry area around it. Good restaurant too. Would recommend a visit.
Kalahari Farmhouse in Stampriet Reviewed by Sheila Shaw, South Africa on . Loved it We loved Kalahari Farmhouse. Very well appointed cottages and an interesting farm itself.