South African Flag

Camping sites Western Cape

One of the advantages of living in Cape Town is that there are many beautiful places to explore within a few hours’ drive from the city. Getting away on the weekend is an important part of the Cape Town lifestyle and we would like to share with you the places and activities which we have enjoyed. There are also some great accommodation options from Camping to self catering cottages. 

Various Camping spots around the Western Cape

Bulshoek Dam

Distance from CT:  250Km
Accommodation type:  Camping
Activities: 

  • Fishing
  • Swimming
  • Hiking
  • Wake boarding  (Contact Cape Intern)
  • Water Skying  (Contact Cape Intern)
  • Tubing  (Contact Cape Intern)
  • Beach Soccer  
  • Beach Volleyball

Weekend away Cape Town Weekend away Cape Town Weekend away Cape Town Weekend away Cape Town

Join Facebook group  

Petervale Farm in Ceres

If you are looking for some peaceful accommodation in Ceres, Petervale farm is the place to visit. It has facilites for campers as well as families looking to rent a self catering cottage. It is great for kids, with farm activities and animals to keep them out of trouble.

Distance from CT:  140Km
Accommodation type:
  Camping and self catering Cottages
Contact:
Reuben Roux
Email: reubenroux@yahoo.co.uk
Blog:
www.petervale.blogspot.com
Tel No: 076 774 6432
Website: www.petervale.net

Activities:

  • Swimming
  • Hiking
  • Nature walks
  • Rock Pools
  • Horse Riding
  • Farming 

Ceres accommodation Ceres accommodation Ceres accommodation Ceres accommodation  

Facebook link 

Gecko Creek Wilderness Lodge

Gecko Creek is an amazing location for a weekend away. Situated in the Cederberg Mountains , one of the most spectacular and unspoilt areas in the Western Cape, Gecko Creek offers amazing self -catering accommodation in the form of double cabins and tents. The prices are very affordable, which makes it ideal if you are looking to stay in the Cederberg for a few days. Some of the many activities in the area in include:

  • Hiking in the Cederberg Mountain Range
  • Exploring the many caves in the area
  • Canoeing 
  • Visiting the waterfalls in the mountains
  • Fishing in the dams and rivers
  • Horse Riding
  • Scenic flight for those who would like to see the great Cederberg Mountains from a bird’s eye view.

To find out more please visit their website Gecko Creek

Cederberg accommodation Cederberg mountains Cederberg Accommodation Cederberg accommodation

Post your thoughts, experience and recommendations here

Name:
Email:

Your email is never shared.
Comment:
Verification:


* please type the number.
 
Loading... please wait.

3 comments:

Rudi said: (Posted 27 April 2010, 16:04)
Petervale Farm is a great camping destination This is a prime spot to enjoy nature and breathtaking views of the Ceres valley
Achim said: (Posted 13 August 2009, 11:08)
Hi guys I was on the Petervale Farm from 26th till 31th of July I enjoied to work an spend time on the Farm It is a really nice place which you shouldnt miss I worked there for five days as a farmer Thanks to Reuben to accommodate meMaybe I come back in a view years to see what happend with the FarmAchim
Henning said: (Posted 23 February 2009, 20:02)
Hey guysI made the tour to the Bulshoek dam and it was awesome If you have the time you should do it We were on a beautiful camping site We went swimming fishing waterskiing wakeboarding tubing or just with the motorboat We all slept in our tents Breakfast lunch and dinner was made on the camp fire In the afternoon I often laid down in the Hammock to relax a bit and after that we played some football in the sand but you must be careful cause there are some sharp stones in the sand where you can cut your feet On the last evening we made poikie with chakalakka That meal was awesome I really loved it and it was a very good end of a very nice journeyNice greetings Henning