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Gum Tree Lodge
The Northern Cape - Diamond Fields - Kimberley
Jeannette Smith (+27) 053-832-8577
Gum Tree Lodge with 200 beds accommodates hundreds of visitors at the Diamond Fields each year. From overnight backpackers and hostel accommodation, single and double accommodation to En-Suites for business travelers.
With family units for a wonderful getaway with swimming pool, playground, bar and restaurant, tuckshop, lounge, and TV Room…A home away from home in the quiet tranquil lawned grounds and plenty of secure parking.
Come and visit a Heritage site of the old Diamond Rush.
We look forward to your visit.
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Physical Address:
R64 Bloemfontein / Boshoff Road
Kimberley, 8300
Contact Person: Jeannette Smith
Phone: (+27) 053-832-8577
Mobile: (+27) 076-371-0930
Fax: (+27) 053-831-5409
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GPS co-ordinates:
24° 45' 14.5" E
28° 43' 45.4" S
Entering Kimberley from Gauteng - Second Robot Left
Entering Kimberley from Cape Town - Fourth Robot Right
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