Three Tree Hill, Drakensberg Mountains, South Africa

A Luxury Lodge or Hotel in South Africa

Three Tree Hill Main Lodge
Location Drakensberg Mountains, South Africa
Starting from ZAR 8,653 Per Person Per Night

Camp Details

5.0 / 51 rating

Tucked into the side of a rocky hill, overlooking the Mfazimnyama valley of the Spioenkop Game Reserve, and surrounded by the site of a famous Anglo Boer War battle, lies Three Tree Hill.

Situated in the foothills of the Kwazulu Natal Drakensberg range, where rolling green hills are dotted with flat-crowned Acacia trees, giving it the quintessential “Out of Africa” feeling.

This Fair Trade certified lodge, places great emphasis on Responsible Tourism and offers spectacular scenery, locally grown farm-style country food with superb hospitality. It is the ideal environment in which to unwind and be rejuvenated. This intimate, luxury 24 bedded lodge is owned by Simon & Cheryl Blackburn whose passion and enthusiasm for Africa’s wildlife, history and culture is immediately evident when you visit. You are welcomed into their home, and invited to experience the warm hospitality, and relaxed atmosphere in their four star family-run lodge.

WHY CHOOSE THREE TREE HILL?

• Three Trees offers great access to The uKhahlamba National Park (formerly the Royal Natal National Park), Cathedral Peak and the Champagne Valley, which are all within an hours drive of the lodge.
• There are numerous opportunities for horse riding at and around Three Trees.
• Exhilarating mountain bike trails on the farm snake through the hills, following narrow single tracks.

Questions about Three Tree Hill

Are activities and drinks part of the rate?

They are not. The rate covers accommodation, all meals, teas and coffees, Wi-Fi and VAT. Activities and every beverage, including sundowners and after-dinner drinks, are charged separately, as are laundry, child minding and a community and conservation levy of R150 per adult and R75 per child per night.

What can we do here beyond wildlife viewing?

Three Tree Hill overlooks the Mfazimnyama valley of Spioenkop Game Reserve and sits beside a famous Anglo Boer War battlefield, so history is a real draw. There is horse riding in and around the lodge and mountain bike trails on the farm. The uKhahlamba National Park, Cathedral Peak and the Champagne Valley are all within an hour's drive.

Does it suit families with young children?

Yes, children of all ages are welcome. It is an intimate 24-bedded lodge owned and run by Simon and Cheryl Blackburn, with a relaxed family atmosphere and farm-style country food grown locally. The lodge is Fair Trade certified and places a strong emphasis on responsible tourism, which appeals to many travelling families.

Activities
Game Drives
Guided Walks
Horseback Riding
Birding
Cycling

Three Tree Hill Rates, Activities & Amenities

Rates
YearSeasonTypeRates
2026 1 January – 31 December Standard Cottages ZAR 9305
2026 1 May - 30 June (winter rate) Standard Cottages ZAR 8653

Rates are Per Person Per Night unless otherwise specified.

Inclusions

Three Tree Hill rates include – Luxury Accommodation, all meals, Teas & Coffees, WiFi & VAT

Rates Exclude – All beverages(including the sundowner and after dinner drinks), Activities, Community & Conservation Levy (R150 per adult per night, R75 per child per night, Child minding, Laundry, Curio purchases & Gratuities.

Questions about Three Tree Hill

Are activities and drinks part of the rate?

They are not. The rate covers accommodation, all meals, teas and coffees, Wi-Fi and VAT. Activities and every beverage, including sundowners and after-dinner drinks, are charged separately, as are laundry, child minding and a community and conservation levy of R150 per adult and R75 per child per night.

What can we do here beyond wildlife viewing?

Three Tree Hill overlooks the Mfazimnyama valley of Spioenkop Game Reserve and sits beside a famous Anglo Boer War battlefield, so history is a real draw. There is horse riding in and around the lodge and mountain bike trails on the farm. The uKhahlamba National Park, Cathedral Peak and the Champagne Valley are all within an hour's drive.

Does it suit families with young children?

Yes, children of all ages are welcome. It is an intimate 24-bedded lodge owned and run by Simon and Cheryl Blackburn, with a relaxed family atmosphere and farm-style country food grown locally. The lodge is Fair Trade certified and places a strong emphasis on responsible tourism, which appeals to many travelling families.

Activities
Game Drives
Guided Walks
Horseback Riding
Birding
Cycling
Child Policy

Children of all ages are welcome at Three Tree Hill.

Questions about Three Tree Hill

Are activities and drinks part of the rate?

They are not. The rate covers accommodation, all meals, teas and coffees, Wi-Fi and VAT. Activities and every beverage, including sundowners and after-dinner drinks, are charged separately, as are laundry, child minding and a community and conservation levy of R150 per adult and R75 per child per night.

What can we do here beyond wildlife viewing?

Three Tree Hill overlooks the Mfazimnyama valley of Spioenkop Game Reserve and sits beside a famous Anglo Boer War battlefield, so history is a real draw. There is horse riding in and around the lodge and mountain bike trails on the farm. The uKhahlamba National Park, Cathedral Peak and the Champagne Valley are all within an hour's drive.

Does it suit families with young children?

Yes, children of all ages are welcome. It is an intimate 24-bedded lodge owned and run by Simon and Cheryl Blackburn, with a relaxed family atmosphere and farm-style country food grown locally. The lodge is Fair Trade certified and places a strong emphasis on responsible tourism, which appeals to many travelling families.

Activities
Game Drives
Guided Walks
Horseback Riding
Birding
Cycling
Activities
Game Drives
Guided Walks
Horseback Riding
Birding
Cycling
Amenities
Eco-Friendly
Swimming Pool
Restaurant
Bar
Credit Card
Library
Wheelchair
Fan
Safe

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