Accommodation : Ardmore provides cosy farm style accommodation, with a dinner, bed and breakfast service, all rooms are en suite with tea/coffee making facilities, and many have cosy fireplaces. Guests stay in either one of our 2 rooms in the guest house or individually styled en suite rondavels , or we also have a cottage for families or groups ( min 3 persons) Sealy Posturepedic beds, pure cotton sheets, heated bathrooms, oil heaters in all rooms, log fires and a full-time chef are all part of the "Ardmore" scene. Your hosts are the owners Paul and Sue Ross, who stay in a separate dwelling. We have had guests from over 35 countries in the past year.

Dining: Wake up to a traditional farmhouse breakfast served on the verandah overlooking Ardmore's lovely garden. Lunch, snacks and drinks can be ordered in our tea garden. Later on join your hosts and other guests for a lantern-lit four-course meal with complimentary wine, served in our Yellowwood dining room (dress informal). Or enjoy well deserved sundowners in our cosy pub in the evening, (guests are welcome to bring their own drinks).

Activities on the farm : Ardmore has it's own "Amangwe Craft Centre" which exhibits only Kwa-Zulu Natal craft, which ranges from traditional Zulu beadwork to sheepskin slippers to basket work. The internationally respected "Ardmore Ceramic Art Studio" is next to the farm, and is open to visitors 7 days a week. About 50 local Zulu artists work in the studio, and more than 200 pieces can be seen in the guest house. You can also enjoy swimming in our swimming pool, mountain biking and walks on the farm. We have a large farm dam with plenty of bass, so try your hand at fishing (Mountain bikes, and a canoe are available to guests at no extra charge).

Activities in the valley : include two golf courses, one an 18 hole championship course, tennis, squash, swimming, hiking, bird watching, trout and bass fishing, river rafting and horse riding.

Local places of interest : include battlefield sites, bushman paintings, Spioenkop Game Reserve (where you can ride amongst rhino and giraffe), the Drakensberg Boy's Choir School (perfomances on Wednesdays at 15h30), a falconry display centre, a herb farm and arts and crafts centres along the Drakensberg Meander, most places are just a short drive from the farm.