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FAIRY DEN COTTAGE AT FOREST EDGE - VIRTUAL PHOTO TOUR
Fairy Den cottage is at the Western end of the road with the only passersby being guests who visit the Woodcutter graves or staff with operational business at our water reservoir
and wood processing area (see site map).
Due to generally less activity around, there is a slightly increased chance of seeing visiting forest wild life.
Since the property is narrow at this point, the cottage is quite close to the indigenous Sanparks forest.
It is usually used as our Pet Friendly cottage on the rare occasion that we receive guests with a well-behaved pet.
It is the only cottage with a small running water feature visible from the veranda.
The cottages are all identical in terms of floorplan / layout and facilities, so they ALL offer what is listed on the cottage facility page. Fairy Den has 2 bunk beds in the second bedroom and a dining counter in the dining area. Please see interior and exterior photos of Fairy Den cottage below. Gardens change; linen etc gets changed, so this is meant to be representative. Guest photos are acknowledged in the hover-over. Quicklinks to the rest: FairyDen cottage; Foxglove cottage; Fieldmouse cottage; Froggypond cottage; Firefly cottage; Reception; Communal Areas *** IMPORTANT: Please note that we do NOT under any circumstances guarantee a specific cottage. See more on this below the photos.
*** Please note that we do NOT under any circumstances guarantee a specific cottage. The purpose of this virtual tour is to give you the best possible idea of what Forest Edge looks like, and by dividing it into the various Cottage Areas, it makes this task more manageable. You are welcome to indicate your first and second choice and we obviously want to make you happy where we can, but it is impossible to place all guests in the cottage they want, if it happens to be the same cottage! And we sometimes have to shift people to a different cottage in the case of an unforseen operational challenge like a burst geyser, for example. |