In 1937 this was one of the first houses erected on the Berlin Forest plantation. Creaking wooden floors, spacious and cool interiors, moths against the window panes and lamps. These are all reminiscent of times not that long ago when life was simpler, more rustic. Connect with family and friends on the patio or simply soak up the surroundings in the unique and welcoming ambience of the Guest House.

The house offers accommodation for 6 guests. There are 3 bedrooms, one double bedroom and 2 twin rooms, separate bathroom and shower, lounge with fire place, kitchen and a stoep with a view.

This, the original stable complex from the early forestry years, was where the foresters kept their horses. They were used for both transport and timber extraction. The Stable House still has the alluring atmosphere of a stable. It accommodates a maximum of four people with a double bedroom and a twin bedroom. There’s a bathroom with shower, a kitchen (kitted out for basic cooking needs) and a private veranda with a braai facility.

The Trail House sleeps a total of twelve people with 3 bedrooms; a double room and two bedrooms with bunk beds. There’s a separate bathroom and shower, a patio (‘stoep’), a braai area, and a kitchen for basic cooking.