Welcome…
If you are looking for Solitude and a sense of Remoteness, Keurbooms River Game Trails is the place to visit. Come and explore the Keurbooms and Diep Rivers and enjoy the spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. Our 4000 Hectare privately owned Game and Nature Park forms part of the Middle Keurbooms Conservancy. The Keurbooms River runs through the centre of the farm for more than twelve kilometres. The diverse landscapes comprises of natural forests, mountain fynbos and grassland to offer numerous game viewing opportunities.
We share a 17 km boundary on the North eastern side of the farm with the Garden Route National Park, a 94000 hectare wilderness area. Snow capped mountain peaks in winter make for an unforgettable sight. The farm is a year-round destination, depending on whether you’re there to hike, negotiate 4 x 4 trails, love to mountain bike, or just to relax and do a bit of game viewing.
To spend some time with us please view our booking form by clicking the button at the top right of our logo, on any page.
LOCATION:
A 50 minute drive from Plett along the Wittedrif Road in the direction of Avontuur takes you to Keurbooms River Game Trails’ main gate. Here, you will be welcomed by KRGT staff and escorted to your choice of accommodation. The farm has many diverse offerings – from completely remote and private camping sites, to a remote, historical farmhouse in the East, accessible only by 4 x 4 for those of you with off road experience.
Located a mere ten minutes drive from the main road en route to Avontuur and Uniondale are two comfortable and serviced wooden bungalows that are easily reached by car. These have proven popular with families - folks who like home their home comforts or like exploring nearby Plett and Knysna during their stay.
Around and about…
And there’s lots to do – You could visit the neighbouring trout farm, explore the area as part of Katot’s 4x4 club or drive down the hill into the local village called De Vlugt, where you can pop in at Harold and Angie’s restaurant, called Angie’s G-Spot - a popular watering hole in the village - to catch up on local gossip. Of course, Knysna and Plett are a little further afield and make for great day excursions.
