Little Acres Drakensberg Accommodation

Little Acres Drakensberg Accommodation is situated in the Champagne Valley, in the heart of the Central Drakensberg region. It is completely off-the-grid and easily accessible via a tar road, located only 15 kilometers from the UNESCO World Heritage Site. The accommodation offers spacious, tastefully decorated, self-catering units with king-size beds. On request, single beds can be provided. There is a one-bedroom cottage with an open-plan lounge and kitchenette that can accommodate up to four guests. Additionally, there is a suite with an open-plan lounge and kitchenette, consisting of one bedroom that can sleep up to five guests. All rooms are heated.

The rates at Little Acres Drakensberg Accommodation are affordable, allowing guests to enjoy the various activities available nearby. The accommodation is family-friendly, with braai/barbeque facilities available in the garden. Guests can partake in hiking and day walks, as well as mountaineering at various difficulty levels, and have the opportunity to view San rock art. Numerous activities in close proximity include bowls, golf, horse riding, scootours, quad biking, archery, zip-lining/canopy tours, hot air ballooning, helicopter flips, chocolate tasting, cheese tasting, microbrewery visits, bird of prey shows, and reptile center tours, among others.

Little Acres Drakensberg Accommodation offers direct access to the Cathkin Trails for mountain biking and trail running, allowing guests to bring their bikes or trail shoes. Nearby, Spioenkop Dam offers excellent birding and game viewing opportunities, including white rhino sightings, as well as boating and fishing activities. Battlefield tours can be arranged in the area. Additional amenities and attractions nearby include a bakery, supermarket, bottle store, laundry, museum, restaurants, coffee shops, and gift shops.

The accommodation features a large garden with ample parking space, and guests are welcomed by three friendly Labrador dogs. The hosts prioritize environmental sustainability by recycling as much waste as possible, maintaining two worm farms, and operating a compost heap. They proudly promote an eco-friendly approach. Families with young children aged 12 and under can make use of the day beds in the larger rooms, allowing them to share a room with their parents. All rooms are situated closely together, ensuring older children in separate rooms remain within the watchful eye of their parents.