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Garden Route Game Lodge
Garden Route Game Lodge
One does not expect to find access to the big 5 on the Garden Route, usually associated with verdant, generous vegetation, forests and rivers rather than the bushveld necessary to sustain game.
But the Garden Route Game Lodge, with the Langeberg Mountains as its backdrop, provides a wonderful break from the monotony of a drive. Be warned though – you might want to stay for longer than a mere lunch stop as there is plenty to keep you occupied.
Garden Route Game Lodge, a popular stop for travellers between Cape Town and Mosselbay, has its main gates right on the N2, for easy access. The great programmes for children, the fact that it is only three and a half hours' drive from Cape Town and the malaria free game viewing are highlights of the privately run game lodge.
There is a Kids Bushwise Activity programme that includes game drives for children to get up close to wildlife, a guided bush walk and an insect walk or fishing in one of the waterholes. There is also an interactive tour of the Reptile Centre where there are snakes and crocodiles, and a Cheetah Outreach Programme.
Add to this the elephant feeding where one can feed, touch and photograph these gentle giants, a children's menu, a heated and cold swimming pool and two children's themed play areas, and the Garden Route Game Lodge begins to look like an attractive option.
There is a Skull Garden where a collection of skulls makes for an unusual activity for both children and adults. And the Bush spa gives adults the chance to unwind, if the guided game drives have not already worked their magic.
Game Lodges in Garden Route Game Reserve
Visitors to the Garden Route Game Lodge can enjoy game viewing in open Landrovers, luxury accomodation and a memorable dining experience in our Boma restaurant. Our friendly staff and management are there to take care of your every need.
