Tussen-I-Bome Guest Farm

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Had a most wonderful Christmas celebration here!🎄 Perfect vibe for a countryside Me Time or quality time with the family. The chalet was well-managed; entire facility worked well. Owners gave us a much-appreciated warm welcome & very responsive to our needs. Highlights of our stay: awesome accommodation! Al fresco dining under the stars and breakfast under the tree. Cooking was a breeze bec of the excellent facilities. Definitely going back! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Thank you for this awesome experience.

We spent three wonderful days at this guest farm. Firstly, we want to thank our wonderful hosts, Gerhard and Vilma together with Eugene and the staff. Such warm, friendly, and helpful folks. They went out of their ways to help us. There were about 50 young people and adults who camped . We liked the meeting venue (ox wagon type canopy ) they made available for us to use the whole weekend. The kitchen space, big fridges, oven, sinks, were just what we needed. We truly enjoyed the beauty of nature around us. The kids enjoyed the hike and the track and trailing one afternoon. Excellent place to be for youth camps. One suggestion is just to put more ablution blocks to accommodate the needs of large groups.

Very primitive. Great host. Clean. The host is very informative. Enjoyed my stay. Nice warm showers. Great place to relax and be one with nature.

We have stayed in much fancier places before and THIS was still our favourite getaway for 2022. Quiet, private, novel. That bath is something else (amazing)! I’m not sure how private it’ll be during the busier periods but for a quick weekend outside of the city, I can certainly recommend. We’ll be returning for a recharge again soon. Here are some things I found useful before coming: 1. Kitchen is stocked with equipment but bring ice and your own cooler box (theirs is quite small) - there is no electricity at ox wagon camp. 2. I recommend a portable charger for phones (no electricity at Ox wagon camps). 3. A battery powered lamp to walk around with. 4. Walking shoes to explore the farm. 5. Bread dough from spar or pnp to make bread in the bread oven. You can buy wood from Gerard or bring your own. He’ll explain how it works. 6. They give you towels but when it rains there’s not drying. Maybe bring an extra one or two from home.