About Jagerskraal Guest Farm
Jagerskraal Farm is two kilometres from the gate on the N1. Jagerskraal farm is a guest farm with a fully operating farm. We don't have Eskom electricity and make use of gas for hot water as well as solar panels for hot water and electricity.
Accommodation
The farm offers five fully furnished self-catering chalets in a valley in the Karoo, completely surrounded by mountains. The kitchens are fully equipped and have a fridge-freezer and gas plate stoves. We provide all kitchen utilities as well as bedding and towels.
Room Options:
Heunis & Woudberg - Sleeps 6
Three bedroom chalet with large kitchem, dining room, fireplace, two bathrooms
La Grange Chalet - Sleeps 2
An old farmworkers house, the 1 bedroom chalet has an en-suite, kitchen, dining area and fireplace
Brink - Sleeps 2
A 1 bedroom wooden cabin with en-suite, kitchen and dining area
De Wit - Sleeps 2
A 1 bedroom wooden cabin with en-suite, kitchen and dining area
The accommodation is ideally suited for people who just want to have a break from it all. We are fully self-catering, braai and cooking facilities are at each house, guests to bring own food, and necessities.
Wood is sold and is subject to availability, guest can bring own blitz and wood if they like.
Wooden Cabins:
For those who prefer a more rustic approach to holidays, we also have our four informal wooden cabins available. The cabin's are named after local antelope: Springbok, Duiker, Blesbok and Ribbok.
The cabins sleep 2 people each (two contain double beds and the other two contain two single beds each).
There is a fully equipped shared kitchen and the ablution facilities, with showers, are available at the conference venue.
Activities
For the nature enthusiast, 27 plant species have been identified on Jagerskraal. We are also excited about our permit which will soon allow us to sell proteas, South Africa’s national flower, directly to the public at a very good price!
When driving on the 4x4 routes through the farm, guests can see small game such as steenbok duiker and Vaal ribbok as well as springbok, black wildebeest, ostriches and blesbok. Guests are also welcome to handle the farm animals, such as chickens, ducks, pigs and sheep under supervision of the staff and at their own risk.
For the more adventurous there is horse riding or donkey cart riding and game drives on quad bike. Please note that the game drives will be taken at your own risk.
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