Willow Villas

Willow Villas is a prestigious accommodation establishment located in the Clarens Golf & Leisure Estate in the Free State, South Africa. The property consists of two sets of luxury semi-detached villas: Willow Creek Villas (A&B) and Willow Rest Villas (A&B).

Situated in what's known as the "Jewel of the Free State," these accommodations are nestled between the Rooiberge and Maluti Mountains in a region renowned for its natural beauty, prehistoric significance, and diverse activities. The area is particularly notable for its dinosaur fossils, discovered in 2009, which are over 200-million years old.

The Willow Creek Villas each feature two en suite bedrooms, spacious living areas, fully-equipped kitchens, and outdoor decks. The Willow Rest Villas offer two bedrooms with a communal bathroom, large dining areas, and both indoor and outdoor fireplaces. Each villa can accommodate four guests comfortably, and the properties feature inter-leading gates, making them ideal for larger groups or extended families wanting to share space while maintaining privacy.

The location provides easy access to numerous local attractions, including white water rafting on the Ash River, the Golden Gate National Park, hot air ballooning, and ziplining. The town of Clarens itself offers a vibrant art scene, boutique shopping, craft stores, and an 18-hole golf course. The villas' setting on a private stream provides a peaceful retreat where guests can enjoy sundowners while embracing the tranquil countryside atmosphere.