Paradyskloof Guest Farm

Paradyskloof Guest Farm – Tranquil Self-Catering Retreat in the Vredefort Dome Paradyskloof Guest Farm offers peaceful and charming luxury self-catering accommodation on a working farm, thoughtfully designed with an off-the-grid solar power system. Nestled along the eastern slopes of the Vredefort Dome Mountain Valley and bordering the Vaal River, our location is just a 90-minute drive from Johannesburg, conveniently situated halfway between Parys and Potchefstroom. Surrounded by spectacular mountainous landscapes and indigenous bush, Paradyskloof embraces a self-sustainable lifestyle, featuring abundant fruit and vegetable gardens and friendly farm animals that enrich the experience with an authentic taste of rural living. Accommodation Options Each unit is individually styled, offering privacy, comfort, and stunning views of the surrounding landscape. All units include free Wi-Fi, fully equipped kitchens, private verandahs, and BBQ/braai facilities. Suikerbekkie A cosy, romantic cottage ideal for couples. Bedroom: 1 extra-length queen-size bed Bathroom: En-suite with spa bath and separate shower Kitchen: 4-plate gas stove, electric oven, Bosch fridge-freezer, microwave, ice machine, 10L filtered water dispenser, 2-slice toaster Living Area: Open fire fireplace Outdoor: Spacious verandah with seating, private BBQ area View: Mountain and indigenous bush surroundings Piet My Vrou Spacious and family-friendly with room for up to 6 guests. Bedrooms: 3 total – 1 queen (extra-length), 2 rooms with 2 single beds each Bathroom: 1 full shared bathroom Kitchen: Fully equipped with gas stove, electric oven, Bosch fridge-freezer, ice machine, 10L filtered water dispenser, microwave, 4-slice toaster Living Area: Open fire fireplace Outdoor: Verandah with BBQ/braai area View: Mountain and indigenous bush surroundings Hoep Hoep A well-appointed cottage for families or small groups. Bedrooms: 3 – 1 double, 1 single, 1 with 2 single beds + 1 single bed in the living area Bathroom: 1 bathroom with shower Kitchen: Gas stove, electric oven, Bosch fridge-freezer, ice machine, 10L filtered water dispenser, microwave, 4-slice toaster Living Area: Open fire fireplace Outdoor: Verandah with patio furniture View: Mountain and indigenous bush surroundings Wag ‘n Bietjie A spacious, multi-level holiday house perfect for larger families or groups. Levels: 3 Bedrooms: 4 + extra sleeping spaces Ground Level: 1 extra-length queen, 1 double, single bed in the living area Mezzanine: 2 single beds (open-plan), bathroom with shower Top Level: 2 single beds with sweeping mountain views (open-plan) Bathrooms: 2 (1 with bath, 1 with shower) Kitchen: Full-size with gas stove, electric oven, Hisense fridge-freezer, ice machine, 10L filtered water dispenser, microwave, 4-slice toaster Living Area: Open fire fireplace Outdoor: Verandah overlooking the boma and braai area Extras: Close (20 m) to the shared pool and outdoor shower View: One of the best panoramic views on the farm ? Farm Life & Guest Experience At Paradyskloof, guests are invited to slow down and reconnect with nature. Whether you prefer: A quiet riverside picnic Exploring nature trails Enjoying the company of gentle farm animals Or simply relaxing in a comfortable, eco-conscious environment— —you’ll find something truly special here.

Area Info

Venterskroon is a small town established for its mining value. It is situated in the North West Province of South Africa. It is part of the Tlokwe Municipality in the Dr Kenneth Kaunda District.

Still, the town has retained its historical charisma, even boasting some of the original buildings of the 1900s. These include the Dutch Reformed Church (officially completed in 1888), the Imperial Inn (Venterskroon Inn) and the house that accommodated the original schoolmaster and mining commissioner.

Significantly, Venterskroon is home to the Vredefort Dome, which is one of the largest meteorite impact structures in the world.

This is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is not only significant for its unique topography and catastrophic nature but also for the natural beauty that it now lends to the region. It continues to attract scientists and tourists from all over the world who want to see the impressive power of nature and appreciate the splendour of the local landscape.