Drakensberg Gardens is poised on a scenic 860 hectare World Heritage site. Gooderson Drakensberg Gardens Golf & Spa Resort is a one-of-a-kind retreat for guests to reconnect, relax and unwind. Venture into the great outdoors – hiking, horse riding, canoeing or trout fishing. Play a round of Drakensberg golf on the Southern Drakensberg’s only 18 hole golf course or simply relax beside the swimming pools.
Due to the growth and popularity of mountain biking, the Gooderson Drakensberg Gardens Golf & Spa Resort has developed and custom built a single track at the resort. The route is 12km and traverses the resort’s picturesque dam, golf course and the lush pine forest. It is suitable for all riders of all levels. Bikes are also available from the Hotel reception.
There is something for everyone to enjoy at at Drakensberg Gardens. Come visit our special retreat in Southern Drakensberg, just two and a half hours drive from Durban.
Drakensberg golf for Dad while Mom relax in the spa… and so many fun activities for kids to do!
Gooderson Drakensberg Gardens Golf & Spa Resort is the ideal venue for Conferences. Two state-of-the-art conference / function venues that seat up to 200 guests easily accommodate day conferences, seminars, presentations, cocktail parties, gala dinners, special occasions, functions and Weddings. With its array of activities and facilities, Gooderson Drakensberg Gardens Golf & Spa Resort is perfect for teambuilding.
The Three-Star rated Gooderson Drakensberg Gardens Golf & Spa Resort offers spacious and comfortable accommodation. Standard, superior and deluxe rooms. All have private bathrooms, television, telephones, tea and coffee making facilities and heaters.
Guests at Drakensberg Gardens also have the option of four, five and six sleeper fully equipped self-catering units. These are ideal for family getaways. Parents – needing a break from cooking and child care – can request a babysitter at reception and enjoy a meal at one of the many restaurants.
What types of accommodation are available?
The resort offers a range of options including:
Standard, superior and family hotel rooms with en-suite bathrooms, TV, tea/coffee facilities and heating.
Self-catering units (4-, 6-, and larger sleeper units) with kitchens, braai facilities, DSTV, and washing machines/dryers.
Caravan and camping sites with or without electricity and braai stands.
Can I visit if I’m not staying overnight?
Day visitors are occasionally allowed off-peak, but during busy times (e.g., peak season or holidays) access may be restricted to overnight guests only to ensure a quality experience.
What activities are offered on site?
The resort has lots of recreational options including:
Golf on the scenic 18-hole course.
Adventure activities: zip line, archery, air rifle shooting (charges may apply).
Trout fishing, putt-putt, bowls and tennis.
Walking and biking trails.
Kids’ water park and playground.
Is there a spa and wellness centre?
Yes. The Wellness Centre features steam rooms, Jacuzzis, hydrotherapy baths, gym facilities and spa treatments (bookings are essential).
What dining options are there?
There are multiple restaurants and bars on site offering everything from light meals and à la carte dining to buffet and carvery. You can also enjoy drinks at pubs and sports bars.
Are children catered for?
Yes ,the resort has plenty for families, including:
Children’s entertainment programs.
Playgrounds, mini-animal farms, indoor arcade games.
What’s included in the accommodation rate?
Standard resort rates typically include your room; activities, meals, golf and adventure experiences are usually extra (unless specified in a package). Confirm at booking.
Is there onsite parking?
Yes — parking is generally available for guests (including self-catering units), although specific undercover parking availability should be confirmed directly with reception.
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