River Edge Accomodation
Description
River Edge accomodation offers Self-Catering Cottages and campsites in the Breede Valley on the Breede River. At River Edge accommodation, you are surrounded by mountains that turn pink at sunset, vineyards stretching to the horizon, fynbos alive with small wildlife, and the Breede River on your doorstep - and yet you are only an hour away from Cape Town. 2 Private group campsites: Camp Chloe and Camp Megan.
Each provide two ablution blocks and four sites for caravans/camper-trailers on the river’s edge. Each campsite is fenced, so your pets are welcome to camp with you!! The whole campsite is yours, whether you are 2 or 20 people! No other people sharing bathrooms or the camp area! Only you and your friends! Hot, wood fired splash pool at each campsite. The kitchen and covered braai. Ideal for the colder, windy weather. Unfortunately no Eskom power after the recent flood. Solar power to be installed soon. Please note that the basic rate is for the first 8 guests, thereafter you pay per person extra!!
Overview
Facilities and Activities
- Free WiFi
Your Questions & Answer
What is your pet policy?
Each campsite is fenced, so you are welcom to bring your pet.
Do you offer selfcatering units?
There are three romantic, safe, free standing, river rock cladded cottages on the edge of the Breede River as well as the modern Country Manor. Captivating quality throughout, an ideal place to share with that special person in your life. A lovely idea is to book all the houses for your birthday and have the party on Coetzer house's deck. Maybe attach our Bedouin tent or have a casual party at our Campsite’s venue area!
WILLEM HENDRIK HOUSE sleeps 6
COETZER HOUSE sleeps 10
BENJAMIN HOUSE sleeps 6
Lee-Ann Oliver
Overall I think this place could be ‘n lekker camping site. But please ensure the following before you book:
1. Is your campsite fenced (they offer pet friendly, but only one campsite is fenced as per images on their site).
2. Do not go here if you are thinking of enjoying the hot tubs, they do NOT work. Both campsites struggled to get that water heated.
3. Ensure that the place is finished off, especially when there was flooding in the area. We paid full price for staying there with a hot tub that was not built in, so it looked ghastly. Literally just a hot tub in a frame with all the pipes hanging out. The electricity was connected via dodgy leads from the one campsite to our campsite (please note we have a 3 year old boy, so him running about with this dodgy connections is a nightmare waiting to happen), we we also not informed that the fencing was not up – thankfully we did not bring our large breed doggo who loves to stroll.