Against the magnificent backdrop of the Drakensberg Mountains, and overlooking the secluded Mfazimnyama Valley of the Spioenkop Game Reserve, lies Three Tree Hill lodge.
This intimate, luxury, family lodge is owner-managed, and offers a variety of en suite accommodation which includes a family suite featuring a lounge, tea/coffee making facility, microwave, fridge, and washing up area. The self-contained luxury cottage, which sleeps 4 adults, consists of a self-contained kitchen with open plan living area, private pool, barbecue and entertainment area. This is ideal for honeymooners, couples travelling together or families with teenagers. No children under 8 years of age are permitted due to a high balustrade. In addition are 6 twin rooms in stand-alone buildings, each equipped with tea and coffee making facilities, electronic safes, hair dryers, heated towel rails, overhead fans, panel room heaters, and private verandas. Lodge facilities are a colonial main lounge/communal dining area linked by a central fireplace, and adorned with historical memorabilia and collection of Africana for guests to enjoy. Wi-fi access is available in the main lounge. There are also a sheltered swimming pool, croquet lawn, sunrise viewing deck, and a sundowner viewing point. Meals include fresh farm ingredients sourced locally or grown on site. All dietary options are catered for. |
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This lodge is the perfect location to base yourself for exploring the major Anglo-Boer War Battlefields in KwaZulu Natal, the Northern Drakensberg Mountains (World Heritage Site), and within easy (2hrs) reach of the Anglo-Zulu War Battlefields.
Activities on site offer nature walking trails either self-guided or in the company of a guide, birding, (bird list of 270 species), mountain biking, game walks and rhino tracking in the neighbouring Spioenkop Game Reserve, and guided horse trail riding which can be arranged to suit the different levels of riders.
Activities on site offer nature walking trails either self-guided or in the company of a guide, birding, (bird list of 270 species), mountain biking, game walks and rhino tracking in the neighbouring Spioenkop Game Reserve, and guided horse trail riding which can be arranged to suit the different levels of riders.
