Woodcliffe Farmhouse , Castle View Unit and Cottage: are situated in the valley bottom. They can be used as a base to stay whilst exploring the area. Woodcliffe offers some of the finest Drakensberg scenery in the Maclear area.
- All linen and bath towels are supplied (except for campers).
- Grids are supplied for braai-ing.
- Woodcliffe is not licensed to sell alcohol.
- Guests are required to bring their own drinks.
The Cottage is secluded and stands alone 800m up the road from the Farmhouse.
It has three bedrooms (1 x double, 2x twin) with one bathroom. There is a true sense of tranquility at the Cottage. The Little Pot River runs 50m away, making this Cottage every fishermans dream get-away. The Cottage does not have a TV, but with location and scenery no TV is needed. The Cottage has a Jet-master fire place to chase away the chill during the winter months.
Castle View is a 40m2 unit, en suite with a kitchenette, boasting a beautiful king size bed.
It has wall mounted flat screen with Full DSTV. The unit has beautiful north facing view of the mountains including Castle Kop. The bathroom has both a shower and a bath. It is situated near the Farmhouse but has a seperate entrance and exit and private garden area. Portable braai & garden furniture
The Loft at Woodcliffe Farm House has 2 bedrooms (1x double & 1 x twin) with 1 bathroom.
The loft can accommodate 4 people. The Farm House has Full DSTV and free WIFI. Guests staying the Garden Flat or Cottage are welcome to make use of the WIFI in guest area. The Farm House has a wood fire place in the main lounge and gas fire place in the dining/guest area.
Woodcliffe has a camp area just outside the yard of the main farm house.
It looks up the valley towards the Drakensberg. The ablution is a single shower, toilet, basin unit with a washbay adjacent to it. It has a single electricity point.
RESERVATIONS:
CELL:+27(0) 82 925 1030
EMAIL:
info@woodcliffe.co.za
ADDRESS:
P.O Box 65
Maclear
Eastern Cape
SOUTH AFRICA
5480
GPS COORDINATES:
30 59.671’S
28 10.985’E
Our Guests say:
One night was not nearly enough; we are sad to be leaving this silence and beauty behind. We will also miss our morning cow visitors. Spaces like this deserve poetry:
“Meanwhile the world goes on.
Meanwhile the sun and the clear pebbles of rain
Are moving across the landscapes,
over the prairies and deep trees,
the mountains and rivers.
Meanwhile the wild geese, high in the clean blue air, are heading home again.
Whoever you are, no matter how lonely,
the world offers itself to your imagination,
calls to you like the wild geese, harsh and exciting –
over and over announcing your place in the family of things.”
Extract from “Wild Geese “ by Mary Oliver
Jan Pretorius & Nicole Best