Best Getaways 
Roydon Veld and Fur
The Roydon Veld and Fur covers an area of 1200 hectares and is situated 6 km outside of Queenstown in the Eastern Cape, in the heart of the 1820 Settlers’ Frontier. Roydon incorporates a contrasting mix of bushveld, grassland and highveld mountains that descend into a valley, forming an amphitheatre at the slopes of the enclosing mountain range. Along with the lush gardens, it's the perfect setting for your next holiday. Stay options include the family home, various chalets and rooms inside the lodge. The Family Home is a double-storey 5-bedroom home with two double beds and six twin beds, featuring 2 bathrooms with a bath and shower, a full kitchen, a comfortable dining and living area, free Wi-Fi, a streaming TV and a lovely garden. The free-standing chalets include options for a couple as well as 3 and 4 guests. They include a double bed, with an additional single bed in the 3-sleeper and a bunk bed in the 4-sleeper. It features an en-suite bathroom with a shower, a seating area and a basic kitchenette. Each chalet has a private braai and outdoor picnic table. Inside the lodge are rooms that can sleep 2 on two single beds and 3-sleeper rooms that include a double bed and a single bed. They feature an en-suite bathroom with a shower, a seating area, and a tea and coffee station. The rooms open to a shared patio with outdoor furniture. Roydon offers guests a licensed pub and dining area, a swimming pool, and various braai areas. It can be used as a wedding venue, conference or event venue and as an adventure camp.
Area Info
Queenstown (Komani) in the Eastern Cape offers a unique tourist experience rooted in its historical hexagonal layout and well-preserved 19th-century sandstone architecture. Explore landmarks like the Town Hall and various churches, and delve into local history at the Frontier Museum.
Nature lovers will appreciate the nearby Lawrence de Lange Nature Reserve on Madeira Mountain, offering panoramic views, diverse wildlife, and hiking trails. The Bongola Dam provides a scenic spot for picnics and water activities. The surrounding area is ideal for hiking and mountain biking. For a longer trek, the Tsolwana Nature Reserve features the Tsolwana Trail with game viewing and San cave paintings. Golf is available at the local club.
Culturally, Queenstown is known as the "Rose Capital" for its beautiful gardens. Visit the unique Ruth Lock Shell Art Gallery. A short trip to Molteno offers a visit to the Ouma Rusks factory. Evening entertainment can be found at the Queens Casino.
Strategically located, Queenstown is a convenient stopover for exploring the Wild Coast and Karoo Heartland. It offers a blend of history, nature, and local culture.
Units and Rooms
Family Home
Guests: 10
This double-storey 5-bedroom home with two double beds and six twin beds includes 2 bathrooms with a bath and shower, a full kitchen, a comfortable dining and living area, free Wi-Fi, a streaming TV and a lovely garden.
Standard Two-Sleeper Chalet
Guests: 2
These free-standing chalets sleep 2 and have a double bed, an en-suite bathroom with a shower, a seating area and a basic kitchenette. Each chalet has a private braai and outdoor picnic table.
Classic Three-Sleeper Chalet
Guests: 3
Max Adults: 2
These free-standing chalets sleep 3 and have a double bed and a single bed, an en-suite bathroom with a shower, a seating area and a basic kitchenette. Each chalet has a private braai and outdoor picnic table.
Comfort Four-sleeper Chalet
Guests: 4
Max Adults: 2
These free-standing chalets sleep 4 and have a double bed and a bunk bed, an en-suite bathroom with a shower, a seating area and a basic kitchenette. Each chalet has a private braai and outdoor picnic table.
Standard Two-Sleeper Lodge Room
Guests: 2
Inside the lodge, these rooms sleep 2 and contain 2 single beds, an en-suite bathroom with a shower, a seating area, and a tea and coffee station. The rooms open to a shared patio with outdoor furniture.
