Nestled at the foot of the Touwsberg on the banks of the Touws River lies Wolverfontein Farm. This farm, just off the Route 62, was established in 1890 with the building of Moreson Manor. This “Volstruis Paleis”, built at the height of the Ostrich Feather boom, and now a private residence, is your reception to the two accommodation options on offer – Zara Cottage and
D’ Waenhuis.

You’ll feel at quite home in Zara Cottage, built in the 1930’s, surrounded by art deco furniture, Thinus de Jong art prints, and loads of character.

This three-bedroom home sleeps 6, is a fully...

Nestled at the foot of the Touwsberg on the banks of the Touws River lies Wolverfontein Farm. This farm, just off the Route 62, was established in 1890 with the building of Moreson Manor. This “Volstruis Paleis”, built at the height of the Ostrich Feather boom, and now a private residence, is your reception to the two accommodation options on offer – Zara Cottage and
D’ Waenhuis.

You’ll feel at quite home in Zara Cottage, built in the 1930’s, surrounded by art deco furniture, Thinus de Jong art prints, and loads of character.

This three-bedroom home sleeps 6, is a fully furnished, and is a tongue in cheek look at country living over the past 5 decades. Zara Cottage has a full gas kitchen, two bathrooms, and plenty shaded private outdoor space.

Or alternatively you can explore your wild side in the retro-pioneer Waenhuis. This fully restored farm building, with its high Oregon ceilings, was built in 1880. Submerge yourself in this stylishly interpretation of the early South African settler trader’s lifestyle.

D’ Waenhuis is a one bedroom converted barn with open plan kitchen and lounge. It sleeps 2 comfortably, but has a sleeper couch for two extra guests.

Fresh Water is provided for cooking, but all facilities are fed by ground water.

There is plenty open veldt in which to stretch your legs during the day, and an unprecedented uninterrupted view of the Milky Way for night owls.