The hartebeespoort dam resorts encompasses 20 hectares of terrain varying from smooth green grass to jungle, at the foot of a mountain. It offers visitors a variety of accommodation options including camping, caravanning, safari tents, log cabins, chalets and a backpackers hostel divisible to accommodate any size group. The resort also has swimming pools, trampolines, a skate park, a high water slide, jumping castles, lapa, a playground for children, tarred roads and easy access. The Hartbeespoort Dam has quickly become Gauteng's playground. The area surrounding the resort has become a thriving town offering a mixture of the old and the new. The restaurants in the area range from take away to country to traditional and include Portuguese, Italian and German dishes. In addition, the area has a number of pubs, flea markets, art galleries, roadside exhibitions and tourist shops. The resort boasts no less than 24 CCTV cameras covering the perimeter fences as well as the inside.
Dine at the Leopard Lodge
With the variety of hartbeespoort dam restaurants, there is a cuisine and dining experience for everyone who finds themselves in the area. If you wish to have a romantic meal with your loved one on a verandah which overlooks Magaliesberg Mountains, if you want to have a private function with this beautiful backdrop to set the atmosphere or if you wish to have a wonderful picnic in the bush with friends, the Leopard Lodge is the ideal choice. Open from Wednesday to Sunday, you can choose to enjoy either breakfast, lunch or supper and the restaurant. They serve an a la carte menu from Wednesdays to Sundays. On a Sunday, you can partake of a buffet styled lunch which consists of salads, hot vegetable dishes and a variety of other foods with the unmistakeable South African influence. It is important to make a reservation. Not doing so will most likely result in disappointment and a lost opportunity to enjoy a unique culinary experience.
What to Expect at AfricanSwiss
It is not often that you will hear of a restaurant which has a menu that consists of Swiss foods, pizza and sushi. Of all the restaurants in hartbeespoort dam, AfricanSwiss is one such eclectic restaurant. Open for lunch and dinner, 7 days a week, the menu is enough to have you salivating. It is an open plan kitchen, so diners can sip on their drinks, converse and watch their meals being prepared at the same time. Only the freshest ingredients are used, attributing to the excellent quality of the food. Swiss style bread is baked on a daily basis and you can snack on cheese fondue made from Swiss cheeses which have specially been imported. If you are in the mood for pizza, you can order the new addition which is sour dough pizza. The flour is organic and the pizza is wood fired. Alternatively, if you are in the mood for sushi, you can enjoy freshly made California Rolls, Makis, Fashion Sandwiches and vegetarian Nigiri.
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