Rivers End Farm Stanford

The luxury log cabin is situated in a bird sanctuary on the outskirts of Stanford overlooking the Klein Rivier It is raised on stilts allowing for one of a kind views of beautiful wetlands, mountain ranges and surroundings. As rainfall throughout the year isn't consistent the water levels change at will. This means that you will either have a massive body of water enabling you to use the canoe or peddle boat or a dried up pan perfect for walks to the river. The view is never the same. You will be welcomed by our property manager Simba and his wife, Rachelle will be happy to assist with cleaning at extra charge to guest.

The uniqueness of the farm is the wetlands in front of the cabin and the 160 hectares of uninterrupted fynbos with views for days at the back, a true nature retreat. Boarded by Cape Nature Walker Bay that covers over 17km of shoreline. The white Sandy beaches interspersed with rocky limestone outcrops makes it a beautiful coastal spot for filming. Beach access within 5km from log cabin.

Just 30 minutes from the sea-side town of Hermanus, Stanford is ideally positioned for couples and families looking for a laid-back getaway. The house is ideal for 4 adults and 4 children and with prior arrangement a bigger group are welcome to pitch tents next to the house at an additional rate per person. The whole property is run off renewable energy and borehole water so please make prior arrangements for bigger groups. Eco Camping is also permitted with prior approval.

A most awesome location, one can sit all day on the patio and stare at the mountains and bird life (if you are lucky enough you will hear the fish eagle! Lots to do in the area, or just laze about. The setting is spectacular. Awesome sunrises and sunsets. Definitely a place to go and unwind and enjoy a glass of wine on the patio while your kids are cycling or running/playing around until late.
Guests will have access to the canoes, braai/grill and peddle boat
Please be conscious of your power consumption. As we run off solar even just switching off lights when not in a room makes a big difference