Life on the Farm

Meet our goats, chickens and other farm animals in a safe and welcoming environment. Guests are invited to slow down, connect and enjoy simple farm interactions that delight both children and adults.

Explore the principles of natural food production and living soil. In occasional workshops, Mathilda shares her experience in regenerative gardening, helping you discover how simple, thoughtful practices can transform even challenging coastal gardens into productive spaces.

Wander the property, enjoy open spaces and discover the quiet charm of rural living at your own pace.

Discover where creativity meets nature. At Die Hangkas, we host curated exhibitions that explore diverse themes and artistic expressions in a unique farm setting.

Each exhibition carries its own concept, offering visitors an opportunity to engage with art in an intimate and inspiring environment.

Next Exhibition:
Déjà Vu
Friday 3 April – Monday 6 April 2026
9h30 – 15h30

Coming up: Art exhibition - Deja Vu

From Friday 3 April to Monday 6 April 2026

Restoring and caring for a unique fynbos wetland ecosystem

Groeneweide Farm spans 120 hectares of remarkable ecological and community value. At its heart lies a unique fynbos vlei system, nourished by mountain streams and home to more than 430 fynbos species — including 26 that are threatened.

Following the fires of October 2025 and January 2026, a rare opportunity has emerged to restore this fragile wetland ecosystem. Through the Wetland Custodians initiative, we are working to rehabilitate the area by removing invasive alien vegetation, restoring natural water flow, and supporting the return of indigenous biodiversity.

This long-term restoration effort combines ecological care with community involvement. Volunteers help with gentle wetland clearing, and we also take small groups into the wetland to explore the restoration process and learn about the remarkable biodiversity of this landscape.

To realise this work fully, we are also seeking funding and strategic partnerships to support the removal of invasive species, ecological restoration, and the long-term protection of this special wetland system.

Together, we can nurture the recovery of this unique environment and ensure that Groeneweide’s wetland continues to thrive for generations to come.

If you would like to join a wetland walk, volunteer as a Wetland Custodian, or support the project, please feel free to contact us.

Cell: 082 301 9041

Celebrate Easter with us at Groeneweide Farm on the 4th of April for a fun and interactive Easter Egg Hunt.

Children (and the young at heart) can enjoy a treasure hunt-style experience, following clues across the farm to discover hidden treats along the way.

In addition to the egg hunt, a variety of relaxed outdoor games will be available, creating a joyful and playful atmosphere for families to enjoy together.

Date: 4 April
Time: 10:00 – 14:00
Entry Fee: R20 per person

Come and spend a beautiful day outdoors, surrounded by nature, laughter, and a touch of Easter magic.