Loch Maree Guest Farm & Field Camp  Verified Listing

The Field & Bush Camps are unfenced, so you are truly at one with nature with the veld right on your doorstep. You may be tempted to think of the Kalahari as just being sand, but that is not entirely true. There is a rich abundance of flora and fauna to be seen, and it is these resources that have made existence in the Kalahari possible for the San people. These nomadic hunter-gatherers have lived here more than 20,000 years, and are believed to be the oldest permanent residents of southern Africa.
For those looking for something more comfortable, we offer a Family Suite (sleeps 6) with self-catering kitchenette and swimming pool at your doorstep.

Family Suite: Maximum People per Room: 1 x 4 persons and 1 x 2 persons (sharing a bathroom) Fully equipped kitchenette
Meals: Breakfast included and dinner on request “in fine dining, traditional Kalahari fashion”.
Fully equipped Field Camp: 2 huts (sleeps 7 each) and Lapa sleeps 4 = 18 people - Fully equipped kitchen

Kalahari (Tswana: Kgalagadi) literally means, “Great Thirst” – but here at Loch Maree Guest Farm, we offer you an oasis. With a luxurious Family Suite, Field Camp and Bush Camp, you can relax and enjoy friendly Kalahari hospitality with your hosts, Nandre & Retha Stadler. You can take in the scenery and wildlife on a self drive game drive; or you can enjoy sun-downers on a red dune, looking over a white salt pan between the red dunes.

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Other Facilities: Braai facilities, swimming pool, camping facilities with flush toilets and open showers (power points)

Supplies: A small shop with basic supplies located 10 km from Loch Maree Guest Farm.

With a thousand hectares of game reserve to explore and horizons that seemingly stretch forever beneath big skies and fiery sunsets, this is a land where you can truly lose yourself – and find yourself at the same time. Join Nandre and Retha for an unforgettable experience in the beautiful, unspoiled wild of the Kalahari.