Rockwood Mountain Cabin

• Property TypeHouse
• Guests6
• Bedrooms3
• Bathrooms2
• Minimum Stay1-3 Nights

Rockwood Mountain Cabin is a property for self catering in Karkloof for up to 6 guests visiting the Natal Midlands region.

About Rockwood Mountain Cabin

Rockwood Mountain Cabin located in the Karkloof Nature Reserve is ideal if your family wants to get away from it all and go hiking up to the beautiful Godwini Falls or mountain bike down some slippery slopes.

The Natal Midlands self-catering cabin is a 10 minute drive to the start of the Karkloof Canopy Tours and is located on the edge of a natural clearing in the forest. Due to its remote location, this eco-friendly lodge makes use of solar power for lighting and gas for all other requirements.

Self catering Accommodation

Rockwood Mountain Lodge offers exclusive-use accommodation in Karkloof in three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The first room has a King-size bed and the other two have two single beds each. The first bathroom has a shower and the other bathroom have a bath. All rooms have heaters, tea / coffee, insect repellent, soap, shampoo and linen.

There is a fully equipped kitchen with fridge / freezer and cutlery and crockery. There is a large entertainment deck with a Big Green Egg (charcoal provided).

The viewing deck to Karkloof Canopy Tours is a short walk away.

PLEASE NOTE

Please note that the lodge is accessible with 4×4 high clearance vehicle only. Transfers can be requested prior to arrival.

Activities

Guided Mountain Biking Tours:
The Karkloof is excellent MTB country and host to the biggest mountain-biking event in South Africa, the Karkloof Classic Race. We'd gladly book a guided tour for you with Hylton Turvey, the race designer. Alternatively, explore the area on your own through a series of self-guided trails in the private Karkloof Nature Reserve.

Karkloof Canopy Tour:
As this kicks off within our reserve, we've negotiated a 15% discount for guests of Rockwood. A must-do on your holiday itinerary!

Hiking:
Bring good hiking gear and you'll be able to explore the reserve fully as you work your way between mistbelt forest and grassland, up and down steep inclines and over slippery rocks. Just chill out and take a leisurely stroll along some romantic farm roads…You choose.

Birding:
The area has several rare and endemic species of birds and is listed in the Roberts CD. Birding on the forest fringes and streams can offer some excellent rewards to birders. Some of the more elusive species found are the Cape Parrot, Narina Trogon, Crested Guinea Fowl (sub-species) and the Crowned Eagle.

Fishing:
There are several weirs and dams within and adjacent to the reserve which are well stocked with rainbow and brown trout. Bring your own rods.