Along the N12, 77km north of Britstown. Includes Hopetown.
On 18 February 1854 a town was laid out with a Dutch Reformed Church - a rough frontier-type building made of mud and manure. The origin of the name Hopetown is odd. It is said the widow of the first owner of the farm, De Kalk, wore a small anchor. A servant was told it represented hope and made an imitation from tin which was nailed to the farm entrance.
Belmont offers you a warm and relaxing atmosphere on a working citrus farm in the beautiful and famous Sundays River Valley near the Addo Elephant Park. A gracious farm style home consisting of three lovely bedrooms, spacious lounge, dinning room and a large swimming pool. Enjoy the views of the garden, orchards and dam while relaxing on the verandah with a sundowner.
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Travel R336 towards Kirkwood. Turn left at Belmont sign.Addo Website Enjoy warm hospitality on this working citrus farm in beautiful tranquil surroundings. Bed and Breakfast
Belmont
Belmont offers you a warm and relaxing atmosphere on a working citrus farm in the beautiful and famous Sundays River Valley near the Addo Elephant Park. A gracious farm style home consisting of three lovely bedrooms, spacious lounge, dinning room and a large swimming pool. Enjoy the views of the garden, orchards and dam while relaxing on the verandah with a sundowner.