Kapokbos Gaste Plaas
Philippolis, Free State
R 1,350
Avg per night for 2 guests
Kapokbos Gaste Plaas is a guest farm that offers four rooms capable of accommodating up to ten people. The rooms feature a mix of bed types, including one queen bed, two double beds, and four twin beds. The bathrooms have separate tub and shower facilities. The guest farm provides a fully equipped kitchen, a lounge area, a dining area, and a patio.
The guest farm is located in Philippolis, a small town situated in the Motheo and Xhariep region of the Free State Province in South Africa. Philippolis has historical significance, as it served as a missionary outpost for the Bushmen in 1823, making it the oldest settlement in the Free State Province. The town was named after John Philip of the London Missionary Society.
In 1826, Adam Kok II, a Griqua leader, settled in Philippolis with his followers and was appointed as the guardian of the mission. However, Adam Kok II and his followers carried out a violent act, killing all the Bushmen at the Mission Station.
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