Leydsdorp might be tiny, but it’s interesting
It is said that Leydsdorp was declared a city 1 October 1890, making Leydsdorp the smallest City in South Africa.
This is because President Paul Kruger, who had a house in Leydsdorp, had to sign important documents which could only be done in a city. It was on one of his favourite hunting destinations.
Today, Leydsdorp and Kapiri Hills game farms are available to each one, not just Presidents. Leydsdorp is well positioned between Tzaneen and Gravelotte. Magoebaskloof and Haenersburg is just an hours drive from Leydsdorp.
This historic town, with it’s historic hotel and bar with modern facilities, has been newly renovated but has a classic feel to it. The town is nestled in between game farms, which mean ample game viewing available during your visit.
Activities available
Historical game driver
Visit our historical mine shafts while enjoying the bush and game on the farm
Authentic African style wedding venue
Functions
Bush walks
Restaurant
Bar with big screen TV
Bird watching
Bow hunting
Mountain biking
Kayaking
Airstrip
Accommodation
Hotel accommodation offers air conditioned rooms with full DSTV package.
Bush camps:
Main Bush camp: 7 Chalets
5 Tents on request
Self Catering
Communal Kitchen and entertaining lapa
Bush Baby’s: Exclusive for only 2 people, self catering
Vusi’s Bush camp: Campsite, open kitchen area
For more information contact 015 004 0571 or 082 920 2803. You can also email kodri@global.co.za or leydsdorpkapiri@gmail.com. You can also visit Leydsdorp’s Facebook page for more information.
