
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.
Vaalpark is a well-established suburb of Sasolburg, situated close to the Vaal River and surrounded by the broad industrial and agricultural landscapes of the northern Free State. With its leafy residential streets, local amenities and convenient position, it provides an easy base for exploring the wider Vaal Triangle.
The suburb developed alongside Sasolburg during the rapid expansion of South Africa’s synthetic-fuel and chemical industries in the mid-twentieth century. Sasolburg itself was established in the 1950s around the Sasol complex, and Vaalpark reflects that era of planned industrial and residential development. This industrial heritage remains an important part of the area's identity.
For visitors, the Vaal River provides a welcome change of pace. Riverside areas around Sasolburg are suited to fishing, boating, picnicking and birdwatching, while the river’s extensive shoreline creates attractive settings for photography and leisurely walks. The surrounding Vaal landscape is particularly appealing at sunset, when the broad skies take on warm colours.
Vaalpark also offers convenient access to the wider attractions of the region. The Vaal Dam is within reach for boating, fishing and watersports, while nearby towns provide restaurants, shopping, golf and other recreational activities. Travellers interested in South Africa’s industrial history can also gain a better understanding of how the development of Sasolburg helped shape the modern economy of the area.
Within the Northern & Eastern Free State Region, Vaalpark combines suburban convenience with easy access to the Vaal River and the countryside beyond. It is best appreciated as a comfortable base for discovering the area's distinctive blend of industry, water-based recreation and Free State landscapes.