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P. Visser
Stayed at: Heiveld Farm Campsite
Off-grid heaven
Exactly what we wanted — pure silence, epic night skies, and plenty of space.
L. Steyn
Stayed at: Heiveld Farm Campsite
Simple and perfect
No Wi-Fi, no noise, no stress. Just a tent, a fire, and the stars
R. Mokwena
Stayed at: Heiveld Farm Campsite
Incredible wildflowers
We stayed during the flower season — absolutely magical surroundings.
Heiveld Farm Campsite offers a rugged, back-to-basics camping experience in the remote beauty of the Biedouw Valley. Surrounded by fynbos, sandstone cliffs, and rooibos fields, the campsite is ideal for nature lovers who appreciate wide-open spaces, stunning stargazing, and complete digital disconnection. The campsite is simple but comfortable, offering spacious, undemarcated stands on natural terrain. Facilities include eco-friendly ablutions with hot showers, flushing toilets, and a basic communal wash-up area. Campers are encouraged to bring their own water, firewood, and all necessities for a true self-sufficient experience. Whether pitching a tent or parking a small off-road camper, the setting ensures privacy, peace, and immersion in nature.
Nestled in the Biedouw Valley, Heiveld Farm Campsite is far from crowds and noise. The surrounding scenery includes endless fynbos plains, dramatic rocky outcrops, and seasonal wildflower displays that transform the landscape into a painter’s palette. Ideal for hiking, birdwatching, and simply soaking up the silence, this is an unspoilt corner of the Cederberg perfect for real adventurers.
R355, Koue Bokkeveld, Ceres, 6835
From Ceres:
Continue to follow R46, 4.8 km.
Turn left onto Vos St/R303.
Continue to follow R303, 8.7 km.
Continue onto Voortrekker St, 1.2 km.
Continue onto R303, 34.2 km.
Turn right, 13.6 km.
Turn left.
Destination will be on the right, 38 m.
Heiveld Farm Cottages.
No, this is an intentional off-grid camping experience.
No, ablutions are communal but cleaned regularly.
A high-clearance vehicle is recommended, especially after rain.
Yes, it is recommended to bring your own drinking water.
Firewood is not guaranteed; it’s best to bring your own supply.