Citrusdal resorts and lodges
The Baths Road, Citrusdal
Natural hot springs resort on a citrus farm outside Citrusdal, roughly two hours from Cape Town.
Cederkloof Botanical Retreat
Citrusdal
Self-catering cottages, a five-bedroom farmhouse and luxury bell tents in the Olifants River valley, with a shared pool, hot tub, wood-fired pizza oven and private jacuzzis. Pet-friendly.
Citrusdal Country Lodge
66 Voortrekker Street, Citrusdal 7340
A family-run three-star hotel on Voortrekker Street in the centre of Citrusdal, with 26 en-suite hotel rooms and 20 self-catering rooms, an a la carte restaurant, a bar, a pool, a gym and a conference hall.
Guest farms, guest houses and B&Bs
Citrusdal Guest Rooms
93 Kerk Street, Citrusdal 7340
Air-conditioned guest rooms with a garden, an outdoor swimming pool and a shared kitchen, in Citrusdal itself.
Latjeskloof Bed and Breakfast
The Baths Road, Citrusdal
A stand-alone luxury cottage and a bed-and-breakfast farmhouse on a citrus farm 25 km outside Citrusdal, on The Baths Road, with a hot tub and braai area.
Rockwood Farm
R303, Citrusdal
Three self-catering houses — Cedar House, Rockwood Cottage and Wild Olive Cottage — on a protea farm of nearly 100 hectares in the southern Cederberg, with private rock pools, river swimming, hiking and birdwatching.
Aan d' Oewer Bed & Breakfast
43 Oewer Street, Citrusdal 7340
Three-star graded bed and breakfast on Oewer Street, set in a lush garden overlooking the Citrusdal golf course with the Piekenierskloof mountains behind. Four en-suite rooms, a pool and sun terrace, and d' Oewer Cafe on the property for breakfast and lunch. Under two hours from Cape Town on the N7.
Price: From about R1 860 per room per night, breakfast included (rates vary by season — confirm when booking)
Camping and caravan sites in Citrusdal
Jamaka Organic Farm & Resort
Rondegat River, Cederberg (postal: PO Box 186, Clanwilliam 8135)
Certified organic citrus, mango and rooibos farm in the Cederberg with ten self-catering cottages and shaded camping along the Rondegat River.
In the Cederberg north-east of Citrusdal, signposted 4 km off the Algeria road — the postal address is Clanwilliam, not Citrusdal. Included because it is a Cederberg destination visitors reach through this valley.
Blinkwater Camping and Chalets
Blinkwater Camping & Cottages, Citrusdal
Camping and self-catering cottages on the river 10 km from Citrusdal on the R303 towards Ceres, with river pools, a communal pool, braai areas, private ablutions and a children’s play area.
Part of Citrusdal Country Lodge, 10 km from town on the Boontjies River.
Citrus Creek Chalets & Camping
Oewer Street, Citrusdal
An established chalet and camping resort on the Olifants River inside Citrusdal village, next to the nine-hole golf course, with horses, turkeys and geese on the property and horse riding available.
Die Vlei Cottages and Camping
Die Vlei Citrusdal, Citrusdal
Riverside cabins, stable rooms, a four-bedroom guest house and a campsite on the Olifants River, with braai areas, electricity and ablutions. Camping equipment can be hired.
Koningskop Campsite
Koningskop Campsite, Citrusdal
Fifty grass campsites and two self-catering cottages on a citrus and rooibos farm in the Olifants River mountains, with swimming pools, hiking trails, 4x4 routes, kayaking and a thatched function lapa.
N7 Kardoesie Accommodation and Camping
Kardoesie N7 Caravan Park & Self Catering, Citrusdal
Self-catering cottages and chalets
Cedar Escape
Karnemelksvlei, Citrusdal
On ALG Estates land at Karnemelksvlei - tree-top cabins in the orange orchards.
Petersfield Mountain Cottages
Petersfield, Citrusdal
Four self-catering cottages — Dassieklip, De Kom, Veepos and Stonehaven — on a working citrus and rooibos farm inside a 2 000-hectare private nature reserve. Fully equipped kitchens and private plunge pools.
Tierhoek Farm, Piekenierskloof, Citrusdal 7340
Self-catering cottage on Tierhoek, a working wine farm high in the Piekenierskloof north of Citrusdal. Mountain views, vineyards to walk in, and a tasting on the farm by arrangement. It is a quiet, out-of-the-way spot rather than a place to base yourself for the town.
More places
Modderfontein — The Old Village Restaurant and Accommodation
Modderfontein Old Village, Citrusdal
Seven restored heritage cottages on a certified-organic citrus, olive, rooibos and buchu farm outside Citrusdal, with a restaurant and pub in the old post office and trading store, and an art gallery. The oldest building on the property dates from 1725.
Common questions
Where should you stay in Citrusdal?
Citrusdal has about two dozen places to stay: The Baths hot-springs resort (chalets, flats and camping), guest farms like Suikerbossie and Lange Valleij, self-catering cottages such as Petersfield and Cedar Escape, and riverside camping at Wolfkop, Koningskop and Die Vlei.
Are there hotels in Citrusdal?
One: Citrusdal Country Lodge, at 66 Voortrekker Street in the middle of town, which describes itself as a family-run three-star hotel and has 26 en-suite rooms and 20 self-catering rooms, a restaurant, a bar, a pool and a gym. There are no chain hotels. The rest of the accommodation here is a hot-springs resort, guest farms, self-catering cottages, bed and breakfasts and a good deal of camping.
How many places are there to stay in Citrusdal?
We list 25 places to stay in and around Citrusdal, compiled from each establishment's own website or listing rather than from a single directory. That count covers the valley and the near Cederberg, and it includes camping and self-catering as well as serviced accommodation.
Can you camp in Citrusdal?
Yes — Citrusdal is one of the best camping bases in the Western Cape. Options include Wolfkop Nature Reserve, Koningskop, Die Vlei, Leopard’s Tree, Blinkwater, Citrus Creek, Kardoesie on the N7, Marcuskraal (with 4x4 routes), Jamaka on the Rondegat River in the Cederberg, and The Baths’ 25 shaded caravan and camping sites.
Where can you take a caravan in Citrusdal?
The Baths has 25 shaded caravan and camping sites with ablution facilities and electrical points, according to the resort’s own website. Several of the valley’s other campsites take caravans as well, but not all of them publish what they offer, so check power and site size with the site directly before you tow anything up the N7.
Where can you camp next to a river near Citrusdal?
Several sites sit on water. Citrus Creek is on the Olifants River, Die Vlei and Koningskop are in the valley, and Jamaka’s campsites are along the banks of the Rondegat River in the Cederberg. Summer is the season for swimming; the river runs cold and high after winter rain.
Is there a bed and breakfast in Citrusdal?
Aan d’ Oewer Bed & Breakfast is at 43 Oewer Street in the town, with four room types, en-suite air-conditioned rooms, a pool and a garden overlooking the golf course, and its own cafe. Its published rate starts at about R1 860 per room per night with breakfast included, varying by season — confirm when you book.
How much does accommodation in Citrusdal cost?
The only rates we can publish from a primary source are The Baths’ own 2026/27 tariff: camping and caravan sites from R225 per person per night midweek, flats from R1 600 per unit and chalets from R1 900 per unit, rising at weekends; and Aan d’ Oewer from about R1 860 per room including breakfast. Guest farms, cottages and the other campsites set their own rates and do not all publish them, so confirm directly with each establishment. There are no chain hotels in Citrusdal.
Where do you stay for the hot springs?
The Baths Natural Hot Springs has 16 chalets, 19 flats and 25 camping sites on the property, and the springs are for overnight guests only — the resort takes no day visitors, so booking accommodation is the only way to soak. Latjeskloof B&B is on the same road.
Last updated September 2026 · confirm rates and availability with each establishment