Cedar Bush Lodge

• Property TypeHouse
• Guests15
• Bedrooms6
• Bathrooms3
• Minimum Stay2 Nights

Cedar Bush Lodge is a property for self catering in De Wagensdrift for up to 15 guests visiting the Northern Gauteng region.

About Cedar Bush Lodge

Cedar Bush Lodge offers self catering accommodation in Dinokeng, a wildlife conservation destination rich in natural, cultural, adventurous, and historical heritage sites.

Self Catering Accommodation

Cedar Bush Lodge is made up of the main house and two separate cottages.

The main house has two bedrooms. The main bedroom is furnished with a double bed and the second bedroom is furnished with a double bed and three single beds. A shared bathroom is located at the end of the hall and is fitted with a bath / shower, toilet and basin. Guests should provide their own bath and swimming towels.

The two outside cottages are small, quaint units with two bedrooms each. The main bedroom is furnished with a double bed. The open plan living area is designed to cater as bedrooms and is furnished with two single beds. Two shared bathrooms are situated outside the cottages and are fitted with a shower, toilet and basin. Each unit is equipped with a fridge/freezer which is perfect for storing your drinks or snacks.

The main house has a large open plan kitchen that is fully equipped with a microwave, fridge, gas stove, electric oven and freezer. There is a spacious dining area where family and friends can lounge in the Jacuzzi while listening to music or making use of the inside braai area. There is also a pool table, dart board and a TV.

Outside is a play area for the children, a garden, fire pit, braai area, swimming pool and secure parking.

Attractions

Since 2012, the 280 000-hectare, malaria free reserve has grown in stature to provide a free-roaming haven for hyenas, lions, cheetahs, giraffes, zebras, buffalos, elephants, rhinos, leopards and a myriad of bird species, including the endangered blue crane and a breeding pair of martial eagles. Dinokeng Game Reserve is also South Africa's second-best birdwatching region. A mix of grassland, bushveld Acacia and wetland habitats attract a wide variety of birds to this region.