Keurbooms River Game Trails | Game Lodges & Resorts Plettenberg Bay

Our private Game and Nature Park is all about exploring and enjoying nature at its best. Situated in the Knysna / Plettenberg Bay region of the Garden Route, it forms part of the exciting Middle Keurbooms Conservancy, with the Keurbooms River running through the farm for more than eleven kilometers.



Come and explore the Keurbooms River with its panoramic views of surrounding mountains and numerous game-viewing opportunities. We offer a range of self-drive game trails, as well as game drives with a step-on guide in your own or supplied vehicle. This includes guided walks amongst the game, off the beaten tracks.

If you are looking for Solitude and a sense of Remoteness, Keurbooms River Game Trails is the place to visit.

Encounter Eland, Burchells Zebra, Water buck, Bush buck, Nyala, Gray Rhebuck, Blue Wildebeest, Red Hartebeest, Blesbok, Duiker, Leopard, Caracal, Serval, Genet, Honey-badger, Bush pig, baboons and monkeys.

Activities: Game Drives, Fly-Fishing, Bird-watching, Hiking Trails, Mountain Biking, Horse Riding (More Equine), 4x4 Mountain Track Excursions



Attractions: Bushman Painting sites, Local villages, Historical road pass (Prince Alfred`s Pass), Outeniqua Trout Farm, Bush Restaurant, World renowned indigenous forest system

Address
Keurbooms River Game Trails
off Prince Alfreds Pass R339
Uniondale district
6600

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Directions
How to get there
From the N2:
* At Knysna turn northwards towards Uniondale, follow the Prince Alfreds Pass for 50 kilometers and find the entrance after the Diep River crossing, the first farm to your right, or the east, from there another four kilometers and you have arrived.

* Same applies from Plettenberg Bay off the N2 take the R340 to Uniondale and Avontuur and follow the road to where it joins the R339, Prince Alfred Pass and turn right, north for the same directions as from the Diep river.

Coming from the north at Uniondale N9 take the Prince Alfreds Pass R339 south towards Knysna, past the river crossing at De Vlugt, another 10 kilometers and the entrance to the farm is on the left, or east, with proper signage.