Clanwilliam Glamping Accommodation
4.5 - 12 Guest Reviews4 Glamping in Clanwilliam. Enter dates to see full pricing and availability:
AfriCamps at de Pakhuys, Cederberg
Camps, Self Catering, Glamping, Pets By Arrangement in Clanwilliam
Nestled between striking rock faces and picturesque vineyards, 10 fully equipped boutique glamping tents welcome...
SAVE %!
R1,590
de Pakhuys - Biedouin Cabins
Chalets, Self Catering, Glamping in Clanwilliam
Welcome to de Pakhuys - Biedouin Cabins,
Nestled in the picturesque Agter-Pakhuis Valley, 26 km from Clanwilliam...
SAVE %!
R900
The Storytellers
Camps, Self Catering, Glamping in Clanwilliam
If you’re looking for a quiet bush break without the hassle and fuss of having to lug your camping gear with you,...
SAVE %!
R1,150
Rocklands Basecamp
Cottages, Camps, Self Catering, Glamping in Clanwilliam
Welcome to Rocklands Base Camp!
A Campsite built by climbers for climbers in the heart of the Rocklands! we have...
SAVE %!
R150
Destinations Related to Clanwilliam Glamping
Nearby Attractions & Landmarks: Rooibos Tea House
Clanwilliam Reviews
Drove through it as a child on our way to Upington. Brought back lovely memories.
The mountain views are fantastic
Charming and neat town
Beautiful, peaceful and tranquil!
Lovely mall!
Close to the Cedarberg, nice town with all amenities. The dam is beautiful when it's full.
Wine tasting.
Enjoyed the Cederberg experience.
Quaint little town with easy access.
Warm weather in Clanwilliam.
More info about Clanwilliam
The rooibos capital of the world, Clanwilliam is reached via the N7 highway from Cape Town. Depending on the time of year, the route is marvellously scenic and as you near Clanwilliam, the scent of thousands of orange blossoms hits the nose and colourful groves flanking the highway, with the snow-capped Cederberg Mountains in the background, is your visual panorama. Brightly painted farm stalls line the road, selling their fresh fruit and locally-made crafts.
Aside from the town’s beauty, a compelling reason to visit Clanwilliam is the dam that stretches for 18km along the road. During the rainy season, water spews from the dam wall in an impressive show of rainbow-tinted spray.
Clanwilliam town is one of the oldest in the country, neatly maintained by its citizens and with many restored historical buildings. The craggy Cederberg Mountains lie to the east of the town where visitors can marvel at the rock formations and have an opportunity... Show more