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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Guest House / Self Catering in Bethulie
Garingboom Guest Farm
Garingboom Guest Farm is an eco-friendly Karoo sheep farm situated in the Southern Free State. The farm is 150km south of ... [cont.]
Self Catering in Clarens
Clarens Manor
Clarens Manor offers a perfect getaway for friends and families; with five double bedrooms and five ensuite shower rooms, ... [cont.]
Hotel / Self Catering in Parys
Pont de Val Riverside Escape
Pont de Val Riverside Escape offers French countryside-style accommodation on the banks of the Vaal River. The escape ... [cont.]
Kopano Nokeng Country Lodge
Kopano Nokeng offers comfortable accommodation in the popular area of Bloemfontein, only 4km away from the airport ... [cont.]
Guest House / Self Catering in Bloemfontein
Belmont Guesthouse
Belmont Guest House is a new 4 star guest house situated in a residential area just north of the city centre. It is a ... [cont.]
Guest House in Bloemfontein
Kings Halt Guesthouse
At Kings Halt Guesthouse we offer our guests comfortable, luxurious and tranquil accommodation. The rooms are ... [cont.]
Guest House in Bloemfontein
@ The Villa
@ the Villa, is an up market, Guesthouse situated in the quiet Northern suburb of Bayswater, Bloemfontein. When entering ... [cont.]
B&B / Self Catering in Fouriesburg
Welgelegen Venue and Guest Farm
Welgelegen Venue & Guest Farm is situated 15km’s outside the town of Fouriesburg, next to the Witteberg Mountain ... [cont.]
Guest House in Parys
La Splendia Guest Lodge
La Splendia Guest Lodge offers affordable, stylish accommodation and ensures you receive warm hospitality in an informal ... [cont.]
Guest House in Bloemfontein
Warm Karoo
Warm Karoo is situated in Bloemfontein on a private estate. The combination of city elegance and country tranquility ... [cont.]
Hotel / Self Catering in Bloemfontein
City Living Boutique Hotel
This 4 star hotel offers a modern retro element to luxury, tranquility and unrivaled style for the discerning traveller, ... [cont.]
Guest House in Bloemfontein
De Witt'e Guest House
De Witt'e Guest House offers tranquil, quality accommodation for both the business executive and tourist with its stylish ... [cont.]
Self Catering in Clarens
Iona Self Catering Cottage
Iona is a fully furnished self-catering cottage, which sleeps four, set in a rose garden with a large, leafy grove of ... [cont.]
Self Catering in Clarens
Talking Trees Self-Catering House
Talking Trees offers comfortable self catering accommodation in Clarens. This three bedroom holiday home offers peaceful ... [cont.]
Self Catering in Clarens
No 2 The Mews
No 2 The Mews, is a modern self catering home which can accommodate four people in a secure and quiet establishment of ... [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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