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Camelroc Guest Farm - Accommodation in Fouriesburg, Free State, South Africa

Facing the spectacular sandstone hill with the outcrop shaped as a camels head (giving it it's name) is this tranquil farm with glorious views of the Maluti Mountains. Camelroc is situated between the two Caledon rivers and is close to Caledonspoort border post. Camelroc can definately be recommended as a good base from which to explore the Eastern Free State as well as Lesotho. Enjoy the serenity and splendor of nature... Escape the stresses of modern living.

Price: 3

bed & breakfast, self-catering

5 chalets

Camelroc has five chalets that are fully furnished and well equipped to self cater: a cosy open plan chalet sleeping 2 to 4, two 2-bedroomed chalets, sleeping 6 (including a sleeper couch in the lounge) one 3-bedroom 8 sleeper, one 4-bedroom 8 sleeper. In the main homestead one can be accommodated in their guest house, three rooms sleeping 6 are all en-suite and tastefully decorated with Oregon pine furnishings. Meals can be arranged on request.

For those who prefer to stay at base and relax, one can opt to take walks into the mountain, have a swim in the pool and braai beside the cottage whilst enjoying the serenity and splendour of this Eastern Free State countryside. There are diverse activities to be enjoyed and places to discover in the area. Guests are welcome to enjoy the use of the thatched entertainment area around the pool or play table tennis on the patio. There is a netball ring in the garden and ample space to play ball games and volley ball. The Guesthouse, built from traditional sandstone, has a fireplace in both the lounge and the formal dining room. All the bedrooms have heaters and electric blankets for the cold winter nights. The perfect halfway stop between the Cape and KwaZulu-Natal. Come and enjoy this country stay with its beautiful views of the countryside, bird life, small game, rock art and the Poplar tree's turning in Autum.