The River Garden
If the heated pool is the heart of Drakenskloof, then the natural river is its soul. The perennial Bastiaanskloof River, just 100 meters from India House, invites you to make dipping into its refreshing waters a cherished daily ritual. Start your morning with its invigorating embrace, cool off during the heat of the day, or reward yourself with a soothing plunge after a run, cycle, or hike.
The river garden is nature's playground, where children can explore the creatures both inside and out, while mom, dad, and everyone else settle into full relaxation. Shady trees, oversized pouffes, and sun loungers provide an idyllic setting for picnics, afternoon mezze, or a more formal dinner under the stars, making it the perfect spot to create unforgettable moments with the people you love.
The river garden is nature's playground, where children can explore the creatures both inside and out, while mom, dad, and everyone else settle into full relaxation. Shady trees, oversized pouffes, and sun loungers provide an idyllic setting for picnics, afternoon mezze, or a more formal dinner under the stars, making it the perfect spot to create unforgettable moments with the people you love.
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Just 10 days after the veld fire, Drakenskloof is already showing signs of new life. The Sugarbush protea, with its solitary seed cracked open by the fire, stands tall among the landscape.
Last Friday, a devastating veld fire swept through all 1,000 hectares of Drakenskloof. Thanks to our incredible team, professional firefighters, and local farmers, both India House and Mapacha House were saved, though much else was lost.
Captured two days following the devastating wildfire that ravaged Drakenskloof, these photographs illustrate the damage inflicted upon the local flora and fauna, while also highlighting the fortuitous survival of our houses and gardens amidst the destruction.
