The farm-style self catering accommodation offers a reviving getaway in the country side. The houses are fully equipped for your basic needs with barbecue facilities. Fire wood is supplied but it is recommended to bring charcoal with. Note that Kaapsehoop has an altitude of 1600m with temperatures up to 10° cooler than Nelspruit, so do bring some warm clothes.
There is also a coffee shop on site for meals and refreshments.

Built in 1937, the Guest House was one of the first houses on the Berlin Plantation. Its creaking wooden floors, redolent with the building’s history, continually draws back visitors who have experienced its unique and welcoming ambience.

Sleeps 6 people: Double bedroom, 2 x 2 single bed rooms, bathroom, shower, toilet, lounge with fire place, kitchen, veranda, braai area. The kitchen is equipped with a fridge, microwave, stove and basic cooking and eating utensils.

Built to house foresters in 1937, the Trail House was also one of the first houses on the Berlin Plantation.
Sleeps 12 people: Double bedroom, 2x bedrooms with bunk beds, one with 3 bunk beds ( sleeps 6), the other 2 (sleeps 4). bathroom, shower, toilet, lounge, kitchen, stoep, braai area. Thekitchen is equipped with a fridge, stove, mircrowave, and basic cooking and eating utensils.

The Stable House sleeps 3-4 people: Double bed room, room with 2 single beds, kitchen, stove, fridge, basic cooking and eating utensils. Shower and toilet is 20m away.

This cosy and comfortable wooden house with its double bed, stove and fridge on the veranda (and a shared shower and toilet, 20m away) is ideal for a couple. There is however also an extra single bed in the room.