Singita Castleton

Castleton was the original homestead of the Bailes family – the original owners of Singita – and as such is steeped in historical significance. The homestead overlooks a vibrant dam and the camp itself is surrounded by serene lawns, having lost none of its traditional charm since becoming a commercial operation. Although it is not as extravagant or lavish as its more renowned sibling Singita lodges, it is a fine lodge in its own right, being open plan in design and extremely spacious. The six en-suite bedrooms are basic yet tastefully furnished. Meals and activities are flexible and scheduled around each group’s needs. There is an impressive selection of activities at the lodge - these include a recently refurbished tennis court (racquets and balls provided), a trampoline and a pool table. In addition, Singita runs a basic children’s programme to keep the little ones entertained and give the parents some quality time off to themselves. As can be expected from all Singita properties, the staff are fantastic, the food is delectable and the service is of a superior standard.

Why we like it

Vintage feel; Family and child-friendly; Excellent array of facilities; Caters to group's needs