Wildfarm is located in the middle of the garden route in the town of Wilderness and is the perfect location to explore the Garden Route.
Accommodation options:
- Eco-Friendly Accommodation Cottages:
Our eco-friendly cottages seamlessly blend with the natural landscape, offering a sustainable retreat without compromising on comfort. Wake up to the symphony of birdsong and the rustling of leaves, and unwind on your private veranda as you take in panoramic views of the surrounding wilderness. - Wood Cabins Accommodation:
For those seeking a touch of adventure, our wood cabin retreats elevate your stay to new heights – literally. These charming abodes provide a unique vantage point to observe the flora and fauna that call WildFarm home. Enjoy the serenity of being surrounded by nature, creating an unforgettable experience. - Communal Accommodation – Camping with Your Tents:
Immerse yourself in the camaraderie of the backpacking community with our communal glamping tents. Comfortable and spacious, these tents provide a shared space for travelers to connect, share stories, and forge friendships. It’s a unique way to experience the joy of community living while being close to nature. - Wilderness Accommodation Cabins:
Our wilderness cabins offer a perfect balance of seclusion and comfort. Tucked away in serene corners of WildFarm, these cabins provide a private retreat for those seeking a more intimate connection with nature. Unplug, unwind, and let the tranquility of the surroundings envelop you.
Every accommodation option at WildFarm has been thoughtfully curated to enhance your overall experience. Whether you prefer the charm of a cottage, the adventure of a treehouse, the communal spirit of glamping, or the seclusion of a cabin, each choice reflects our commitment to providing a diverse range of options for every traveler. Join us at WildFarm, where accommodation is not just a place to stay; it’s an integral part of your immersive journey into the wild.





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a month agoWildfarm Backpackers in Wilderness is an unforgettable experience! The views alone are breathtaking — mountains, ocean, and open skies that make you feel completely free. The atmosphere is vibrant yet peaceful, the perfect mix for travelers looking to connect, unwind, and enjoy nature at its best.A special mention to the friendly receptionist, whose warm smile and welcoming energy made us feel right at home from the very first moment. She truly embodies the spirit of Wildfarm — kind, helpful, and full of good vibes.The accommodation is clean and comfortable, the common areas are great for meeting fellow travelers, and the sunsets are absolutely magical. Thank you to the amazing team for making our stay so memorable — we’ll definitely be back for more adventures!
Miranda Qomoyi
2 months agoWe booked in for three nights and stayed in one of the log cabins. It was basic but acceptable. We came because we are travelling with our two dogs and was told it was pet friendly. Unfortunately the owner's dogs are left to roam unsupervised including a young male rottweiler which we understood is a rescue. Other guests warned us that it was liable to bite. The following morning it bit a British tourist so badly that he needed stitches. He left immediately to report the incident to the police. The next morning the dog was still roaming the site. When I went to the kitchen to get coffee it was scavenging in the bin and growled and wouldn't let me enter. We overheard the owner talking loudly and negatively about other guests. That evening he took the dog into the bar/braai area without greeting or interacting with us or other guests. Then he came out and swore at us and told us to lock our dog in our room. We packed and left immediately. We cannot recommend that you visit this establishment.
ian de jongh
2 months agoGreat view. Staff was friendly. The kitchen needs work. The microwave needs to be replaced. The road to the backpackers needs to be fixed. They stay would have been great if it wasn't for the owner. First, his dog bit a guest. Then to crown it all, he shouted at one guest and told him to put his dog in his room. That client packed up his things and left. As I was out for the day with my guest, I was informed when I got back that the owner chased 2 other guest away. I felt so bad for them that I just had to do this. I have never in my life, seen this happen to clients. I almost demanded my money back. The owner was rude to some of the guest and thought he is the man. So people need to listen to him. I feel, he needs to apologize to everyone that was there from Saturday 20th till the 23rd of September. I will recommend that nobody go there ever again. Boycott the place so the owner can get a wake-up call.
lyndon pooley
2 months agoI see other recent reviews about dog bite attack. It was me who was bitten by the owners rottweiler. Since the attack I have noticed there was another review from 3 months ago about the rottweiler attacking another tourist. I arrived there and checked in and when trying to leave the camp the rottweiler clamped onto my arm, causing one quite deep wound that probably needed some stitches (no medical centres open in wilderness so was not able to do so). The staff there were not bothered and I was patched up by some people there for a party. I tried to find medical help and a police station to report but this took half a day. Nothing is open on a Saturday! Owner contacted me and gave me compensation due to having to buy bandages etc, and covering the cost of a damaged jersey. Even though they said they would restrain the dog in future, I can see from another review below that it never happened and dog was still roaming free the next day. What is wrong with people? There's more than 2 reviews of your dog attacking people and you still do nothing!
Maren Schneider
5 months agoI was a bit concerned when booking this place because of some bad reviews. But in the end I was really happy I stayed there. It is a bit difficult to reach but you get amazing views once you’re up there. The hostel itself has a lot of green space , common spaces and is a beautiful place to relax for some days.The price is relatively low, compared to the other hostels in wilderness and it includes breakfast, which is a big plus when the next supermarket is a 30 minute walk. But the low price seems to come with some disadvantages, the rooms, blankets and beds were a bit smelly and one of the bathrooms didn‘t seem very clean. But the whole place has a rustic vibe to it and I really liked that.If someone is looking for a super clean fancy hostel this is not the place to go, but if you’re looking for nature and good views i totally recommend!