Bloemfontein and Free StateFamily / Child Friendly Accommodation
Find child-friendly establishments catering for families travelling with kids in Bloemfontein and the Free State. These child friendly establishments include family hotels, guest houses, bed & breakfasts, holiday apartments, suites, cottages and holiday homes.
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Hotel in Clarens
Mont d'Or Hotel
Mont d 'Or Hotel invites you to exhale deeply, surrounded by the natural beauty of the Maluti Mountains, the luxurious ... [cont.]
Guest House in Parys
Hidden Grace
Hidden Grace is a French styled guesthouse in Parys - spoil yourself to the luxury and French flair in South Africa's own ... [cont.]
B&B / Self Catering in Fouriesburg
Welgelegen Guest Farm
Welgelegen Venue & Guest Farm is situated 15km’s outside the town of Fouriesburg, next to the Witteberg Mountain ... [cont.]
Hotel in Vrede
Thanda Tau
Enjoy a tranquil getaway at Thanda Tau in Vrede, near Warden in Thabo Mofutsanyana. Guests can enjoy a true South African ... [cont.]
Self Catering in Harrismith
Rheola's Guest Cottage
Rheola's Guest Cottage offers accommodation in a quiet and peaceful suburban area in the quaint town of Harrismith. The ... [cont.]
Self Catering in Clarens
Linwood Guest Farm
Linwood Guest Farm offers comfortable accommodation along the foothills of the Maluti Mountains. Located close to ... [cont.]
B&B in Fouriesburg
Wyndford Holiday Farm
A quality, affordable holiday for the whole family complete with three delicious home-cooked meals a day. Immensely ... [cont.]
B&B / Self Catering in Deneysville
New Beginnings B&B
New Beginnings, a warm and friendly Bed & Breakfast in Deneysville, offers personalized service and unrivaled ... [cont.]
Game Lodge / Guest House in Bethulie
Raptor Ridge Lodge
Raptor Ridge Lodge offers you comfortable bed only accommodation overlooking the Gariep Dam. Here you can enjoy nature at ... [cont.]
Game Lodge / Self Catering in Vredefort
Tava Lingwe Game Lodge
Situated in Vredefort and just 35kms outside of Parys, Tava Lingwe Game Lodge offers a variety of accommodation from ... [cont.]
Self Catering in Bloemfontein
Crisp Guest Rooms
An ideal blend of quaint charm, attentive service and modern comforts - add the central location and you have the ... [cont.]
Guest House in Bloemfontein
Allegro Guesthouse
Allegro Guesthouse offers bed & breakfast accommodation in the area of Bayswater, Bloemfontein. All rooms have a TV ... [cont.]
B&B in Deneysville
The Vaal Lookout
Guest accommodation at The Vaal Lookout comprises four upstairs double suites, each with a sumptuous bathroom en suite ... [cont.]
Self Catering in Bloemfontein
Chez Michelle
Situated in Bloemfontein, Chez Michelle provides accommodation for six guests. The house has three bedrooms and two ... [cont.]
Kids in Free State
The landlocked Free State province seems to lie in the very heart of the country forming a plateau between the Vaal and Orange Rivers. The Free State has a reserved and largely undiscovered beauty all its own, owed in no small part to the number of days of sunshine, the flat wide grassy plains, imposing mountains that dominate the horizon, and the little dorps or towns. [cont.]
Aside from the major cities in the Free State of Bloemfontein and Welkom, it is the little towns like Clarens, Fouriesburg, Memel, Parys and Villiers that are the real showstoppers, and together with locations like the Golden Gate National Park and Willem Pretorius Game Reserve, make a visit to the Free State with kids a real escape from it all. Bloemfontein or Bloemies, as it fondly known by its residents, is a place of little stress and less haste and one of the major cities in the country that feels more like a little town and less like a city than any other.
For families this is a bonus and visits to the zoo or Naval Hill and the many arts and crafts markets, like Art in the Park at Kings Park on the first Saturday of every month, provide wonderful ways to while away time that seems to stand still. The Oliewenhuis Art Museum has a great tea garden and a lot of things for children to do when they’re not running around the gardens. You can also pre-pack a picnic for beneath the trees.
The Free State is rife with festivals - from the Philippolis Witblits (Afrikaans for ‘white lightning’, meaning moonshine) Festival in April with boeresports for children and a lot of food and drink, to the Ficksburg Cherry Festival in November - a treat for children of all ages. And the range of hills near Parys forms part of the Vredefort Dome, the largest visible meteor-impact site in the world, one of seven Unesco World heritage sites in the country and well worth a visit. [close]
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