Clivedon Cottage is a secure, recently renovated, tastefully decorated two roomed cottage with a private patio and courtyard, as well as a separate area for those who enjoy grilling. Set in the garden of the homestead of a working citrus farm, Clivedon Cottage is ideal for those seeking the tranquility of a farm experience or wanting visit the nearby Addo Elephant National Park about 21 km from the farm. Attractions of the property include a high level of security, WiFi access, a dedicated work space, access to a beautiful garden and swimming pool. Clivedon Cottage has an open plan living area with a small kitchen space offering both gas and electric cooking facilities. The bedroom offers a Queen size bed and wardrobe making this airy and light bedroom very comfortable. Added to this, the en-suite bathroom with a walk-in rain shower offers a touch of luxury. The living area has a seating area that enables one to relax or watch TV, as well as browse through the informative coffee table books or enjoy board games on rainy days. A healthy wholesome breakfast is served on the verandah. The property has equipment to cope with electricity cuts when they occur. Clivedon Cottage is looking forward to contributing to your pleasant holiday experience in this area.

Hannah and Eric take great pleasure in meeting people and ensuring that their guests' stay is memorable. Eric is a third generation citrus farmer who enjoys and takes pride in showing interested guests around the working farm. He is very knowledgeable about the area and is always willing to go the extra mile to add a bonus to the guests' experience.

Beautiful farmlands , quiet and peaceful, in the vicinity of the Addo Elephant National Park. Walking trails on the farm and bird watching Close to the Adrenalin Zip Line, as well as the historic Lookout. The Lookout point offers a beautiful panoramic view of the Orchards of the Valley and is a romantic spot at sunset. Its history is connected to it being dedicated to Sir Percy Fitzpatrick, the well known author of "Jock of the Bushveld". No public transport is available and being a farming area, careful driving is advised.