About Field and Stream
Field and Stream is located just past the Dullstroom village on the Tonteldoos Road, only two and half hours from Johannesburg. The farm offers privacy, peace, quiet, panoramic views, and fly-fishing in various dams or on the Witpoort River.
Accommodation comprises two elegant six- to eight-sleeper stone cottages overlooking a beautiful dam, a more upmarket 10-sleeper lodge above a weir with excellent views, and a two-sleeper cottage. A six-sleeper unit is also available in the farmstead. The cottages, lodge, two-sleepers and farmstead accommodate up to 30 guests at a time, and all units are serviced.
The owner, Greg Williams, is an enthusiastic fly-fisherman and takes offence if fish are not caught in his dams. His farm has established itself as a reputable fishing destination. There are three beautiful waterfalls with picnic and swimming areas. Four springs originate on the farm and eventually converge and flow over a waterfall and into the Witpoort River.
Pets are permitted to Field and Stream with arrangements made prior to arrival.
- Response Rate: 98%
- Enquiry Response Time: 10 hours
- Minimum stay: 1 Days
- Type: Self-catering
- Sleeps: 36
- Check-in: 2:00 PM Check-out: 10:00 AM
- Reviews: 34 Reviews
Facilities
- Indoor Fireplace
- Braai/Barbecue
- Pet Friendly*
Languages Spoken
- English
- Zulu (isiZulu)
- Afrikaans
- Sotho (Sesotho)
Specials
R1190 OFF Lodge Spring Special
Stay between 14 Sep 2017 and 21 Sep 2017 and get R1190 off on selected rooms. Valid every Fri,Sat,Sun. .
R400 OFF Cormorant spring special
Stay between 14 Sep 2017 and 21 Sep 2017 and get R400 off on selected rooms. Valid every Fri,Sat,Sun. .
Important Information
Please Note for Field and Stream accommodation bookings: As we have no credit card facilities, full payment for accommodation is required prior to arrival. The units are on a farm, 9 km out of Dullstroom on a dirt road. High clearance vehicles are preferable. There is no cell phone reception at the units, but reception is available at the Clay...
Please Note for Field and Stream accommodation bookings: As we have no credit card facilities, full payment for accommodation is required prior to arrival. The units are on a farm, 9 km out of Dullstroom on a dirt road. High clearance vehicles are preferable. There is no cell phone reception at the units, but reception is available at the Clay Pigeon Shooting Range. There is a Clay Pigeon Shooting Range and Wingers Bar near the entrance to the farm. Although open most Saturdays, please contact Greg to book a shoot prior to arrival.
When staying in The Lodge unit, if fewer guests stay they do so at a slightly reduced rate.
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Field and Stream Rooms
Reviews for Field and Stream
34 guest reviews Reviews of4.5 out of 5 stars
Field and Stream Map
*Distances are shown as the crow flies and not necessarily the actual travelling
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Steenkampsberg Hiking Trail
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Trout Route
(0 km from Dullstroom)
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Field and Stream Clay Pigeon Shooting
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