Philippolis Self Catering Accommodation
It's sometimes a blessing not to know what the future has in store for you, and other times you can surely benefit from knowing. The restored Groenhuis (which means 'green house') Guesthouse has one d... Read More
The Anker is the spot to stay in Philipollis as it is a tranquil and neat place
The Anker has 4 rooms in total. Your accommodation offers self catering as all rooms are equipped with small kitchen ... Read More
Cadeau Rus 'n Vree is a family owned farm just 21 km out of Philippolis. Here you can even explore nature more to the fullest. Enjoy a leisure walk or go for a hike, mountain biking. Check out on the ... Read More
Otterskloof Private Game Reserve lies on the border of the Free State and Northern Cape along the majestic Van Der Kloof Dam. Set in an unique part of South Africa, this jewel of the Free State awaits... Read More
In Philippolis in the southern Free State you can switch off completely and forget about rush-hour traffic and deadlines. The tree-lined dirt roads, simple Karoo-style cottages and pomegranate and qui... Read More
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Neat self catering chalets with a Coffee Shop on the premises, securely fenced, braai facilities. Come and enjoy this great Town in the Free State halfway between Johannesburg and Cape Town. Each Ch... Read More
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Philippolis Reviews
Philippolis
Very quaint town.
- Dianne Connolly
Philippolis
We visited the town on an ancestral search... Apart from that- a visit to the NG church was interesting...especially as the organist was playing- magnificent sound! Nothing much was open as it was weekend. Try SielsKos- delightful little restaurant on the site of the Laurens van der Post memorial.
- Georgie Tasseron
Philippolis
We had a wonderful time. The children enjoyed it very much on the farm. Will definitely visit again!!!
- Maretha Marais
Philippolis
Delightful village and what a wonderful drive to get to the little dorp.
- Janine Wilson
Philippolis
Philippolis is one of those quaint and historic dusty towns that exudes charm and hospitality. It might be small, but it goes out of it's way to make sure there is plenty to see and do for a short stay - with a lot of emphasis on art and history. I was invited to a family braai by complete strangers and I could just feel their pride in their special little town.
- Paul Seggie
