Glenogle Farm offers 2 self catering cottages in the mountainous area of Magoebaskloof in the Limpopo province. (Sleeps 4 and sleeps 2). Situated between Haenertsburg and Tzaneen, hidden amongst the pine plantations in the beautiful mountainous area... …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
Cheerio Trout Fishing Lodge (sleeps from 28 - 33) offers a self catering escape in the beautiful Cheerio Valley close to Haenertsburg, in the Magoebaskloof area, between Polokwane and Tzaneen and is an excellent stop over to the Kruger National Park... …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
Zwakala River Retreat is situated on a privately owned farm in the beautiful Magoebaskloof Mountains, just north of Haenertsburg in the Limpopo Province. Our array of accommodation includes cosy self catering cottages, a guest house and a private camp... …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
Misty Crown is a small mountain settlement near Ebenezer Dam, set among the misty forests, rolling hills and dramatic scenery of Limpopo’s Magoebaskloof. With its cool climate and lush vegetation, it feels a world away from the hot bushveld farther east, making it an appealing retreat for travellers seeking fresh mountain air and outdoor adventure.
The name Misty Crown is an evocative description of its setting rather than a traditional indigenous place name. The “misty” element reflects the frequent cloud and mist that gather around the surrounding mountains, particularly in the cooler months, while “crown” captures the elevated position of the settlement amid the Magoebaskloof hills.
Ebenezer Dam is the focal point of the area and provides opportunities for boating, fishing, birdwatching and quiet picnics beside the water. The dam is surrounded by forests and plantations, while winding mountain roads reveal viewpoints across valleys and wooded slopes. Keen walkers can explore trails in the surrounding Magoebaskloof countryside, where the vegetation includes indigenous forest and an abundance of birdlife.
The nearby Magoebaskloof area is also famous for its agricultural heritage, particularly avocados, citrus and other subtropical crops. Small farm stalls and roadside outlets provide opportunities to sample local produce, while the winding roads make scenic touring one of the pleasures of visiting the area.
Although Misty Crown is far removed from the classic safari landscapes associated with the Kruger National Park, it forms part of the broader Kruger National Park & Mopani Region, where mountain scenery, forests and Lowveld bushveld come together. The nearby town of Tzaneen provides further attractions and amenities, while the drive towards Hoedspruit leads into increasingly warm, dry and wildlife-rich country. For travellers, Misty Crown offers a tranquil mountain escape surrounded by some of Limpopo’s most beautiful scenery.