Dargle

Dargle is located between Fort Nottingham, Lions River and Boston

Dargle is an area South West of the N3 and is accessed from Lions River off the R103. Dargle is a beautiful valley, carefully nurtured and protected by the residents, it comprises a farmland charm and wilderness flavour. Amidst the beauty of the area the people here have warm hearts and a tenderness similar to the natural flora. Dargle provides a perfect natural retreat in wide open spaces.

The Dargle Singisi Plantation and picnic site, although beautiful represents mans influence in the form of alien forestry. It is a much better option to book into one of the accommodation establishments in this part of the meander, explore the surrounds and allow nature to refresh your soul. There are also fantastic craft and furniture outlets

Accommodation directory for Dargle

• Lemonwood Cottages offers self catering in a beautiful, natural habitat in Dargle
• Tanglewood has B&B accommodation in Dargle
• Barretts Country House is a quiet retreat located at the end of the Dargle Valley.
• Tillietudlem Game and Trout Lodge in the Dargle valley has luxury self catering accommodation.
• Inversanda - a hidden treasure in the Dargle valley offers Selfcatering accommodation.
• Four Springs has both Bed and Breakfast as well as Self-catering accommodation at the end of the D156 in the Dargle Valley
• Barland Cottage offers affordable self catering, with a B&B option in Dargle.
• Riverdale estate in Dargle offers luxurious self catering accommodation
• Mount Park has budget accommodation in a lovely part of the Dargle Valley.
• Old Kilgobbin Cottages
• Rocamadour located at the entrance to Dargle has luxury bed and breakfast and a self catering unit.

 Places of interest in the Dargle region

• Corrie Lynn & Co - interesting wooden furniture crafted in Dargle

• The Cow & Chicken - candles, ceramic and cloths, a Dargle shop of country...

• Khululeka - craft kits, leather craft and fabric painting kits available from Dargle

• The Woodturner - experience the Early's wooden function art, made on their Dargle farm

• Dargle Valley pottery is long considered the best gallery on the Meander

• The Lavender Company - Dargle's own lavender farm

• Sterlings Wrought Iron is located at the end of the Dargle Valley and boasts a 200 meter squared showroom and museum.

• Sandile Sibaya exhibits his art at the Corrie Lynn Gallery