Little Dinokeng Bush Lodge

Little Dinokeng Bush Lodge is a luxury accommodation situated in the Hunters Pride Wildlife Estate within the Dinokeng Game Reserve, Gauteng, South Africa, approximately one hour's drive from Johannesburg. This hidden gem has achieved an official 4-star rating and offers a tranquil escape from urban life.

The main lodge is a luxuriously furnished two-bedroom house featuring a private heated pool overlooking the bushveld. The first bedroom offers a deluxe extra-length king-size bed with an en-suite bathroom, while the second bedroom contains two single beds (convertible to king-size) with its own en-suite facilities. Both rooms are adorned with unique wildlife murals by renowned South African artists and provide direct access to a spacious patio.

The property features modern amenities including Wi-Fi, an inverter system for power backup, Smart TV with streaming capabilities, water purification system, and air conditioning throughout. The open-plan living area encompasses a fully equipped kitchen with gas stove, refrigerator with water dispenser, dishwasher, microwave, and Nespresso coffee machine. Additional facilities include a fire pit and braai (barbecue) area for authentic bush experiences.

Located within the 22,000-hectare Dinokeng Game Reserve, the only free-roaming Big 5 wildlife sanctuary in Gauteng Province, guests can participate in various activities including game drives, walking safaris, bird watching (with over 300 species), microlight safaris, and cultural experiences such as bow-making and visits to the Ndebele Village. The reserve also offers multiple dining options, including restaurants, cafes, and a craft brewery and cidery.

A new annex unit has recently opened, providing additional accommodation options for two guests or serving as extended accommodation for main house occupants. The property provides secure parking for two vehicles and maintains high standards of comfort with quality amenities including 100% cotton linens and full bathroom provisions.

The Dinokeng Game Reserve, established in 2005, continues to play a vital role in conservation and environmental education in South Africa.