Woodside Game Lodge

Woodside Game Lodge is a privately owned game farm located in the North West area of South Africa. The farm spans an area of 1,300 hectares and is stocked with various species of game, making it a popular destination for hunting in the country. Some of the animals found on the farm include kudu, wildebeest, zebra, nyala, blesbok, impala, duiker, and guinea fowl, among others.

Woodside Game Lodge offers numerous facilities for individuals and corporate functions, making it the perfect venue for parties, year-end events, conferences, team-building activities, workshops, and weddings. It also provides a restful setting for a family getaway.

The accommodation at Woodside Game Lodge is luxurious, modern, and adapted to the bushveld environment. It consists of four two-bed wooden chalets with thatched roofs, each with its own bathroom. Two of the chalets have a bath, toilet, and basin, while the other two have a shower, basin, and toilet. Additionally, there are four permanent luxury tents on wooden decks, designed to provide a true bushveld atmosphere. The luxury tents are equipped with a king-size bed and a bath.

The lodge features a lounge area that includes a bar and dining area, decorated with rugged furnishings while maintaining a sense of luxury. These facilities aim to provide guests with the ultimate experience in African cuisine. A wide-screen television with access to DSTV ensures that guests are entertained, even while being far away from the buzz of city life.

All of the mentioned facilities open out onto a wooden deck fitted with a swimming pool. Throughout the lodge, the bushveld theme is prevalent, ensuring that guests feel at home. For those who are not interested in hunting but would rather observe the game and birdlife, the lodge has made special provisions for game viewing.

Informal game drives are offered in open 4x4 vehicles, providing guests with the opportunity to witness the best sunsets and create lasting African memories, especially during sunrise and sunset when animals are abundant at waterholes.