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What a beautiful place in the most picturesque setting! Half of... Read more

- SallyJo Willard

Absolutely gorgeous spot cannot fault the location. The cottages... Read more

- Jason J

A very nice place to escape to during a weekend if you stay in... Read more

- Marion Erasmus

I stayed in a quiet secluded cottage - Wallace - and like the... Read more

- Marinda Botes

We Camped, Campsite 11. This was the best camping experience!... Read more

- Glynda Stranack

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Dwarsberg Trout Hideaway is a premium nature retreat tucked away in a breathtakingly beautiful valley near Rawsonville. The heart and soul of the farm is the crystal-clear Holsloot River, a pristine mountain stream that flows through the property, creating a secluded and tranquil atmosphere. This is a destination for those who appreciate the finer details, combining the raw beauty of the Breede Valley with exceptional comfort.

For campers, the experience is superb. A selection of spacious, grassed campsites are located directly on the banks of the river, allowing you to fall asleep to the gentle sound of flowing water. Each site is equipped with an electrical point and a braai facility, and the clean, well-maintained ablution blocks ensure a comfortable stay. While the camping is fantastic, the farm is also renowned for its luxurious self-catering cottages, many of which feature private wood-fired hot tubs for an unforgettable evening under the stars.

The Holsloot River is the main attraction, and for good reason. Its cool, clear water is perfect for swimming and tubing, providing endless fun on hot summer days. As the name suggests, it is also a premier destination for fly-fishing enthusiasts, known for its healthy trout population. Beyond the farm, you are in the heart of the Breedekloof wine route, with numerous world-class wine estates just a short, scenic drive away.

Rawsonville, Western Cape

Dwarsberg Farm, Rawsonville, 6845

	Offroad caravans		Power points
	Water taps		Ablutions
	Braai area		Scullery area
	Laundry		Swimming pool
	Kids play area		Recreation room
	Pet-friendly		Monthly rates

Please confirm the facilities with this campsite when making your enquiry.

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R290 PPPN

11 Sites

R1,160

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* Direct distance (as the crow flies)

Klipkrans Game Farm and Campsite

16 km

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03 Nov 2026

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SallyJo Willard

· August 2026

What a beautiful place in the most picturesque setting! Half of us stayed in a cottage and the other half stayed in a pod and they were both fabulous. The beds were so comfortable and both units had everything we needed. The wood fired hot tubs were perfect on the chilly evenings. Lovely staff! I really can’t fault Dwarsberg Trout Hideaway and looking forward to our next visit.

Jason J

· January 2026

Absolutely gorgeous spot cannot fault the location.
The cottages were nice and the air-con was helpful we stayed in Tant Sarie which was very nice and felt private.

Cons:
If you’re here for TROUT fishing then this is NOT the place even though the name suggests it.

Very noisy by the cottages I'm sure the campsites would be a bit more tranquil we do understand that its a working farm but being woken up by land mover trucks in the morning wasn’t the best experience.

Would recommend this place any-day one of the best getaway locations I've been to will be back soon for camping !

Marion Erasmus

· May 2026

A very nice place to escape to during a weekend if you stay in the Cape Peninsula. Friendly countryside service. The Bistro sells the most delicious pizzas.

Marinda Botes

· March 2026

I stayed in a quiet secluded cottage - Wallace - and like the smart interior. Lots of atmosphere. The only problem was that the one shower window could not close and both aircons need maintenance.

Glynda Stranack

· November 2025

We Camped, Campsite 11. This was the best camping experience! There are private ablutions having 2 toilets, 2 showers, 2 hand basins and a double kitchen sink for the washing of dishes. The hot water was gas and worked well. The campsite has a large open metal awning with a cement floor. We slept all 3 nights under the awning on our stretcher beds and we never even opened our rooftop tent. It was wonderful. (late March) there is a raised half drum for braaiing and a circular cement ring for a fire pit. The entire campsite is green lawn and fantastic to walk on. There are 2 shady trees. We sat looking over the stream in front of the site at the magnificent mountain. We heard the distant barking of baboons and the incredible birdlife. The little birds walked within a foot of us, unworried of our presence. They loved the crumbs we gave them and other little crumbs. This is truly 5 star camping and having Electricity was an added bonus!! You are completely away from other campsites, we never heard or saw people. An idyllic holiday and we will be going back several times in the future.