Mankazana Valley  Lodges

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Attractions and Activities in and around the Mankazana Valley

The Mankazana area is rich in wildlife and diverse in flora, being the meeting point of four different biomes. Teeming with birdlife and wild game, hikes are varied and picturesque. The mountainous area is ideal for mountain biking and 4 x4 trails. Bass and trout fishing is available in the numerous dams. Horse riding trails can be organized on request.

The valley is steeped in history, from ancient Paleolithic artifacts to ancient Khoi-San rock paintings, there are many battle sites and forts dating from the Frontier Wars between that amaXhosa and the British.

The nearby towns of Adelaide and Bedford have a number of eating establishments, art studios and gift shops. The increasingly popular Bedford Soul Food and Garden Festivals attract thousands of visitors to the area every year.

Our Lodges

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Mbila Bush Camp

Mbila Bush Camp is modern but simple, uncluttered but comfortable.

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Stanley Lodge

Stanley Lodge, known affectionately by locals as the Grange, has recently been lovingly restored. Wide verandas wrap around the house with numerous cozy corners to enjoy a cup of tea and cake or a quiet drink whilst watching zebra graze on the lawn

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Toppingvale Lodge

Reached only by a winding 4 x 4 track, Toppingvale lodge is for the adventurous and young at heart. Arriving at the lodge is like discovering a jewel.

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