Overview
Oudezwaanskraal Game Farm is a 1000-hectare highveld retreat, ideally located just 60 kilometres from Pretoria and O.R. Tambo International Airport. Nestled adjacent to the scenic Oxbow Country Estate, this game farm offers visitors a serene escape into nature while being easily accessible. Whether you're a hunter, fisherman, bird watcher, wedding guest, or simply a nature enthusiast, Oudezwaanskraal caters to a variety of interests with its unique offerings. Accommodation at Oudezwaanskraal is self-catering, with options to suit different group sizes and preferences. The guesthouse features 4 deluxe en-suite bedrooms with shared living spaces and a fully equipped kitchen. For larger groups, the cottage accommodates up to 8 guests in standard en-suite rooms, complete with a comfortable living area and kitchen. All accommodations include convenient barbecue facilities for a classic South African outdoor cooking experience. The farm provides a distinctive grassland hunting experience, ideal for those seeking adventure in the wide-open plains. For those looking for a quieter pursuit, direct access to Bronkhorstspruit Dam allows guests to enjoy peaceful freshwater fishing. These activities make Oudezwaanskraal a haven for outdoor lovers, with opportunities to unwind and connect with nature. For wedding guests, the nearby Oxbow Country Estate offers meal options that can be arranged in advance. Conveniently located less than a kilometre from the farm, Oxbow can be reached without leaving the game farm, adding a seamless touch to your stay. With its blend of adventure, relaxation, and modern amenities, Oudezwaanskraal Game Farm is an ideal destination for a memorable getaway.
Bronkhorstspruit, a quaint farming town about 50 kilometres east of Pretoria, is a gem in Northern Gauteng, offering a blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and historical significance. The town is home to the Nan Hua Buddhist Temple, the largest Buddhist temple and seminary in Africa, which serves as the African headquarters for the Fo Guang Shan Order. Established in 1992 on donated land, the temple complex includes a retreat centre and guesthouse, drawing visitors for its serene atmosphere and cultural ceremonies like the annual Head Shaving Ceremony. Historically, Bronkhorstspruit was a railway station and the site of one of the First Boer War's earliest clashes in 1880. Today, the Bronkhorstspruit Dam is a major attraction, celebrated as one of South Africa's best bank angling spots, with grassy banks that provide excellent cover for bass. Combining spiritual, historical, and recreational appeal, Bronkhorstspruit is a destination that captivates all who visit.
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