Pet friendly accommodation at Kamberg Valley Hideaway
PETS NOW WELCOME AT KAMBERG VALLEY HIDEAWAY
Kamberg Valley Hideaway’s new owners, Richard and Samantha Loubser, are the loving ‘parents’ of a pair of Rottweilers and have enjoyed many memorable holidays with their pets.
As such, they are pleased to announce that Kamberg is now a dog-friendly destination.
Kindly advise if you plan on bringing your pets along when booking your accommodation.
Each cottage can accommodate a maximum of 2 pets at the small additional cost of R100 per dog per stay.
Kamberg Valley Hideaway’s new owners, Richard and Samantha Loubser, are the loving ‘parents’ of a pair of Rottweilers and have enjoyed many memorable holidays with their pets.
As such, they are pleased to announce that Kamberg is now a dog-friendly destination.
Kindly advise if you plan on bringing your pets along when booking your accommodation.
Each cottage can accommodate a maximum of 2 pets at the small additional cost of R100 per dog per stay.
Terms and Conditions
PET POLICY
Four-legged guests are required to be well trained, ‘flea free’ and arrive with their own sleeping beds, blankets, bowls, food and toys. They are not permitted to jump or sleep on the furniture, especially the beds please.
Please note that the individual cottages are not fenced off as yet, and that wild animals, chickens and cows from neighbouring farms traverse the property from time to time. We are working on fencing off Sunset Cottage so please confirm this before arrival.
If you require the services of Kamberg’s housekeeper or groundskeeper, please ensure that your dogs are on a lead while they are present. Alternatively use this time to take your pets for a walk — they must be kept on a lead while exploring the property.
It is your responsibility to look after, and clean up after your pets. This includes picking up their waste while on walks.
The management of Kamberg Valley Hideaway reserves the right to claim back for any damages resulting from your pets’ misadventures. They will not be held responsible should your pet get hurt or run away.
Four-legged guests are required to be well trained, ‘flea free’ and arrive with their own sleeping beds, blankets, bowls, food and toys. They are not permitted to jump or sleep on the furniture, especially the beds please.
Please note that the individual cottages are not fenced off as yet, and that wild animals, chickens and cows from neighbouring farms traverse the property from time to time. We are working on fencing off Sunset Cottage so please confirm this before arrival.
If you require the services of Kamberg’s housekeeper or groundskeeper, please ensure that your dogs are on a lead while they are present. Alternatively use this time to take your pets for a walk — they must be kept on a lead while exploring the property.
It is your responsibility to look after, and clean up after your pets. This includes picking up their waste while on walks.
The management of Kamberg Valley Hideaway reserves the right to claim back for any damages resulting from your pets’ misadventures. They will not be held responsible should your pet get hurt or run away.
FUN THINGS TO DO WITH YOUR DOGS AT KAMBERG
Go walkies Take a lovely, leisurely walk around the dams, through the middle field and along the river. Kindly remember to keep your dog on a lead while doing so. The Loubser’s will also be walking their dogs on leads to prevent any unwanted scuffles. Head to the pub with your pooch Some of the eateries in the surrounding area have proved to be pet friendly in the past. This includes the Nottingham Hotel Pub and Bierfassel. However, as a rule of thumb, look to see how busy the restaurant is and ask first before you take your dogs out the car. You’ll have better chance of success if you pick a quiet restaurant with a garden area. |
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