Oakhurst Farm Cottages - Awie's Attic

Our Farm Cottages features two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Main bedroom has a double bed, the second bedroom has 3 single beds, which 1 is bunk bed. Fully equipped kitchen, lounge area, fireplace, Deck with a wood-fire hot tub, braai facilities and Wi-Fi The space The cottage is fully set up for self-catering, with a well-equipped kitchen and cozy living area with wooden floors. The living area in turn opens out onto a large wooden deck and braai area. This is the spot where you can either enjoy a good meal around the large wooden table or simply enjoy some of Oakhurst’s fine mountain air while getting stuck into a good book. The cottage has two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The main bedroom features a double bed and its own en-suite bathroom. The second bedroom offers a single bed and a bunk bed, with a separate bathroom located just next to the room. The cottage comfortably sleeps up to five people. Set up high in the mountains, Oakhurst Farm is one of the few remaining large working dairy farms along the Garden Route and covers a massive 640 hectares - of which 200 hectares are covered in pristine fynbos and indigenous forest. The farm is a working, commercial farm with a modern dairy, milking a herd of Jersey cows. Enjoy the soothing sounds of nature and fall asleep to the natural songs of frogs, nocturnal birds and crickets. Oakhurst allows you to connect back to nature and the simple things in life. Guest access Guests will have access to the farm, including our 6km forest trail suitable for hiking, trail running and mountain biking. Guests also have access to our farm shop stocked with unique treats, farm produce, a selection of readymade meals and local arts and crafts. We’re proud to offer our guests a real taste of the surrounding farming community with a collection of fresh produce for sale including Oakhurst’s famous Jersey milk, free range eggs and farm honey. We also stock locally sourced braai meat as well as firewood from our alien clearing program, matches and firelighters. While guests are able to walk to all activities available on the farm, a car is required to explore the greater Garden Route area. Each unit has 1 parking space available to park right outside your front door. Other things to note -There are steps leading down from the parking space to the front door. - Please keep the noise down after 8pm. We prefer to fall asleep to the soothing sounds of nature and our guests do too. Turn off your music and allow nature to provide the songs of frogs, nocturnal birds and crickets. You will have some of the best sleep of your life! -Recycling and reducing waste are part of our Oakhurst culture. We follow certain recycling and composting initiatives that guests are expected to follow when staying on our farm. Details are provided in your cottage. -Our water is piped and flows naturally for 5km along our property from the Outeniqua mountains. The water is clear but will turn slightly brown after the heavy rains due to the tannins from the forest bed. The water is only filtered by the river plants, gravel and rocks. No pumps, no filters, no chemical treatment. It tastes fresh and clean...and is safe for drinking. -The hot water is supplied through a gas geyser. -The cottage is set on a working dairy and cattle farm. You may experience unfamiliar sounds like tractors, harvesters and other machines in the fields or surrounding areas. It is all part of the farm lifestyle. Enhance your stay with a number of meal baskets and activities available on the farm. Please enquire directly for pricing. All meals need to be booked 24 hours in advance. -A portable wood-fired hot tub. -Breakfast, braai and DIY burger baskets (24 hours' notice needed). -Mountain bikes for hire from reception. -Fishing rods for hire. Our farm dam has a large number of bass. Catch and release only. -Horse outrides among the pastures, forests and fields with Kathryn our guide. Pony laps available for the kids. -Dairy tour with Farmer Jake. Experience an educational tour of the dairy and the sustainable efforts Jake is making in his dairy farm practice. You can see the cows being milked and learn the process of how milk goes from farm to shop. (Only by prearrangement)