
A beautiful river-front retreat (sleeps up to 16 people) less than one hour from Johannesburg, suitable for the whole family! Situated on the banks of the Vaal River, between Sasolburg & Vanderbijlpark, near Stonehaven on Vaal. 4 x Double Bedrooms... …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
Welcome to HeathBridge River Lodge, situated in Loch Vaal with river views from the property stretching across the Loch. We have 2 self-catering cottages on a private home. All water is navigable and safe to ski and swim in. …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
Loch Vaal Cottage is a fully equipped air-conditioned self catering cottage on the banks of the Vaal River at in Loch Vaal near Vanderbijlpark and is ideal for boating / water-sports enthusiasts. Sleeps up to six. …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
Located at Lochvaal near Vanderbijlpark in southern Gauteng, this self catering cottage with uninterrupted views of the Vaal River across manicured lawns is the ideal spot for fishing or launching your boat. …see more for bookings / enquiries and info.
Roodia is a small rural settlement near Abrahamsrust in the eastern Free State, surrounded by the open grasslands and farmland that give this part of the province its distinctive character. It is a place for travellers who appreciate quiet country landscapes rather than conventional tourist attractions.
The surrounding district is predominantly agricultural, with livestock farming and crop production shaping both the economy and scenery. Roads through the area pass working farms, grazing land and expansive fields, with distant hills and wide skies creating attractive views for photography. The changing seasons add further variety, from fresh green summer veld to the golden-brown tones of winter.
Roodia’s appeal lies largely in its rural setting and proximity to other small Free State communities. A leisurely drive through the district provides an opportunity to experience the spaciousness of the Highveld and see the rhythms of farming life at close quarters. Birdwatchers may find a variety of grassland species around farms, dams and natural watercourses, while the quiet roads are suited to unhurried exploration.
Abrahamsrust and the surrounding countryside can also be incorporated into a wider journey through the region, with nearby towns providing access to local shops, historical sites and other rural attractions. Travellers interested in the province’s agricultural heritage will find plenty to appreciate in the landscape itself.
Within the Northern & Eastern Free State Region, Roodia offers an understated rural experience. It is best approached as part of a scenic drive rather than a destination with a long list of attractions, allowing visitors to enjoy the peaceful surroundings, open spaces and authentic farming landscape of the eastern Free State.