The Antoniesvlei Resort outside Wellington, is one of the Drakenstein municipal holiday resorts ready to welcome visitors. PICTURES: DRAKENSTEIN MUNICIPALITY
Holiday resorts within the Drakenstein municipality are open and ready to welcome holiday-makers this summer.
For families in search of safe, secure and well-maintained facilities the municipal-run resorts offer all of this and more, with affordable admission fees.
The resort’s facilities are open daily between 9am and 6pm. The entry fees are R30 for adults (16 to 59 years) and R20 a child (15 years and under).
Entry for the elderly (60 and over) is free with proof of ID. The entry cost per vehicle is R30.
“People arriving per bus need to book prior to the date of their visit,” says Riana Geldenhuys, spokesperson for the Drakenstein municipality.
For bus bookings, the contact Roswin Pietersen at Roswin.Pietersen@drakenstein.gov.za or 021 807 6301.
The resort is open daily between 10am and 6pm. The entry costs are R30 for adults (16 to 59 years) and R20 a child (15 years and under). Entry for the elderly (60 and over) is free with proof of ID. The entry cost per vehicle is R30.
Orleans Park is open daily between 9am and 6pm. Entry costs R20 for adults (16 to 59 years) and R10 a child (15 years and under). Entry for the elderly (60 and over) is free with proof of ID. The entry cost per vehicle is R30.
Visit www.drakenstein.gov.za/ for more information.
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