Wildfarm Homestead is the solar-powered, dog-friendly base in Wilderness that Garden Route
travellers keep coming back to. We run off our own solar and batteries, so load-shedding never touches
your stay, free breakfast is served from 8am, we fire up the wood-fired pizza oven (paid), and the
pack of dogs runs the place.
Why stay at Wildfarm Homestead for your Garden Route adventure
We are minutes from the beach on Whites Road, with a sunset deck, a working homestead, chickens and
veld, and a fire going most evenings. Children meet the animals, travellers meet each other, and
nobody has to watch a load-shedding schedule.
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Top things to do in Wilderness, from our front door
1. Beaches & sunsets
- Wilderness Beach — a short walk from the gate
- Gericke’s Point — the hike and the viewpoint
- Sunset over the lagoon (our most-watched film is drone footage of exactly this)
2. Hiking & nature
- Garden Route National Park trails
- The Map of Africa viewpoint
- Kaaimans River bridge walk
3. On the water
- Kayak the lagoon
- Surf or kitesurf
- Swim at the river mouths
4. Real farm life at Wildfarm
- Meet the pack — the dogs run the homestead
- Feed the chickens and see the veg garden
- See how the off-grid solar and battery system works
- Braai on the sunset deck
5. Day trips
- Knysna — lagoon views, and whales in season
- Sedgefield — the Wild Oats market on a Saturday
- Mossel Bay
More about staying with us
- Rooms and accommodation
- Rates & availability
- Our story — a homestead on the Garden Route
- Beaches & sunsets
- Paying your stay in Bitcoin
- Book now
A local tip from Theo: golden hour on our deck with the pack is unbeatable. Stay
longer and let the farm slow you down — book direct and we will look after you personally.
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Wildfarm Homestead — real off-grid farm life, dogs, sunsets and no load-shedding on the
Garden Route.
Heading further along the Garden Route? Our neighbours in Knysna keep the guides we send guests to: