Kedar Heritage Lodge

Kedar Heritage Lodge is a lodge situated in the North West Province, just 21km from Sun City, built on a portion of Boekenhoutfontein, the historic farm that once belonged to President Paul Kruger. The land around the lodge has been game fenced and is populated with a wide variety of game, including eland, blesbok, impala, bushbuck, nyala, kudu, zebra, blue wildebeest, giraffe, and sable, making it a dream destination for nature lovers.

The lodge offers accommodation in 66 African-themed stone and thatched rooms and suites, all decorated with vibrant, hand-painted ethnic print fabrics and African artworks, reflecting Africa's treasures. Facilities at the lodge include the renowned Paul Kruger Country House Museum, Kedar Spa in the Country, themed restaurants, a large swimming pool, and private game drives. Professional wedding planners are available to ensure that guests have the wedding of their dreams, catering for up to 100 guests.

The Kedar Spa in the Country offers a variety of heavenly treatments, ranging from anti-stress massages, aromatherapy, reflexology, advanced biological skin care, and water treatments, provided by qualified therapists to make guests feel pampered and rejuvenated. Situated on 1200 acres, the lodge is built in a "village style" amid water features and showcasing authentic African artworks. Each room is equipped with satellite television, tea and coffee making facilities, bar fridges, and a fan/heater, consisting of a comfortable bedroom with Twin or Double Beds, and an en-suite bathroom with a bath and shower.