Lupela Cottage: Our accommodation consists of a spacious self-catering cottage and has a beautiful view of the mountains and also overlooks the river. * 5 en-suite bedrooms, sleeping 10 people comfortably * Self-catering or catered for - it's your choice * Fully equipped kitchen with stove, microwave, and frigde/freezer combo * Your own braai facilities * Electricity and hot water * Lounge with log fireplace and pub * All bedding and towels provided (except swimming towels) * Electric blanket on all beds in winter * Firewood available at reception * Cleaning service once a day - excludes dish washing The Silo: The Silo is a grain silo that was converted into a cottage and is on two levels with an en-suite bedroom upstairs and living area and kitchen below. * En-suite bedroom sleeping 2 people comfortable * Sleeper couch in the lounge for small children * Fully equipped kitchen with fridge, two plate stove, and microwave * Your own braai facilities * Electricity and hot water * All bedding and towels provided (except swimming towels) * Electric blankets on bed in winter * Firewood available at reception * Cleaning service once a day - excludes dish washing Also available: Braai wood, Lamb, Sausage, Home Baked Bread, Milk, Camping Cot Available.

Flyfishing: The Karnemelkspruit is a stream with a reputation of producing unusually large rainbow trout. The river flows for 7km through the property and is one of the best trout streams in the country. The water is strictly catch & release. No artificial lures, spinners or barbed hooks are allowed. It provides the adventurous flyfisher with diverse and challenging conditions. Hiking and Nature Walks: The area offers strenuous hikes into the mountains, or easy strolls next to the river or in the open field, where you can enjoy the exceptional scenery, fauna & flora, and birds and wildlife along the way. Explore the many caves and overhangs on the mountainside or relax nex to the river or cool off in the refreshing mountain pools when hot and tired. Fauna & Flora: A variety of plant species grow in this area. Explore the alpine flowers, fynbos, and the medicinal plants in the area. Birding: Over 220 bird species has been identified and recorded in this area, for example the Lammergeier, Cape Vulture, Gymnogene, and Kingfisher. A full bird species list is available at the reception or in the lodge. Mountain Biking: Experience the wonderful countryside on one of the many cycling routes in the area. Please bring your own mountain bikes. Rock Art: A rock art site is located on the farm - although not in pristine condition, it's still worth exploring. Other rock are sites are available in the area and can be explored if arranged in advance. Hunting: Mountain Rheebuck and Blesbuck are available to hunt on the farm. Other species can be arranged for in advance on other farms in the area. Scenic Drives: Take a scenic drive and enjoy the beauty of the area, or explore on of the 8 mountain passes. Information on these passes are available at the reception. Stargazing: Due to the area being low populated, the stars are easily visible and on cold winter nights they hang like icicles in the sky. Ask for a star map and explore the universe. Cullinary & Picnics: When cooking for yourself is not an option, let us spoil you with a home cooked 3-course meal or a heaty farm breakfast with home made bread. Picnic baskets are available for those days you just want to spend under a tree next to the river. Please arranged in advance. Relax & Revitalize: This is a place to relax and revitalize your soul. You will leave a new person with new vision and peace in your heart. Rockpool Swimming: Swim in the crystal clear mountain pools and be refreshed by the crisp mountain water. Bring own swimming towels. Farm Activities: This is a working farm where we farm with cattle and thus you'll experience all the ordinary farm noises. Other activities: Other activities in and around the area include: Vulture Breeding Colony, Golf, River Rafting, 8 Mountain Passes.

Travel on the N6 Bloemfontein-East London and turn on R58 to Lady-Grey and Barkley East. From the Lady-Grey turnoff travel for 17.5km on the R58 and turn left into a dirt road for 5.4km which ends up at the Lodge.