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At St Fort you will experience Eastern Free State hospitality at its finest. The farm is situated five kms from picturesque Clarens,
on 2,200 Ha of land in a stunning setting surrounded by the foothills of the Maluti Mountains. It is the home of the famous Mushroom Rock.
St Fort Country House is a sandstone homestead which offers the finest in quality farm accommodation with six en-suite luxury bedrooms
and the option of breakfast or self catering. Antique furniture, DSTV, a spacious kitchen with under-floor heating, and a lounge with log fire,
are what make this holiday destination truly unique in this area. Some families prefer to book the whole house for their enjoyment.
A wedding in Clarens, what could be more spectacular? St Fort bespoke weddings will fulfill all your dreams. St Fort has the most magnificent
sandstone barn, which can hold 250+ people, as well as a more rustic venue to cater for smaller intimate weddings. You, as the bride, can also
choose to get married in the bush chapel on the farm. Your day is exactly that, – ‘your day’ and we wish to provide all your heart’s desires to give
you a dream wedding day! Clarens weddings are magical.
For those who love to explore, St Fort offers four expertly laid out hiking trails, namely the two-day Cannibal Hiking Trail which caters for the keen and more adventurous hiker. It includes a night spent in a cave, complete with historic rock art. For a brisk morning or afternoon walk, we offer three shorter trails. All these trails take you through differing landscapes, from breathtaking mountain views, overhang caves, to river walks with numerous picnic spots, forest ambles and boulder hopping in and along gorges. The trails are well marked and provide all the amenities a hiker demands, from comfortable bedding, ablution with flush toilets and hot showers as well as a reed enclosure with braai facilities.
Other activities include:
Bird watching. At least 50 different species of birds have been spotted on the farm.
Cycling. Bring your own bike and enjoy the freedom of riding around on the farm.
Walks. Both gentle and more challenging hikes
Fishing.
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