Verkykerskop Wedding, Event & Function Venue is situated in
the Eastern Free State Countryside. approximately 40km’s
from Harrismith just off the N3.
Verkykerskop offers breathaking views of “Farlooker’s Hill, a
hill 2,153m high to the South-West. The unique town of
Verkykerskop with its old world charm forms the perfect
backdrop for fairytale weddings, corporate functions, events,
or simply a weekend getaway from the hustle and bustle of
everyday life.
Built to embrace the beautiful natural surroundings of the coun-
tryside, the Verkykerskop Wedding & Function Venue can accommod-
ate up to 250 guests
WEDDING & FUNCTION VENUE
Verkykerskop Wedding, Event & Function Venue provides luxurious
accommodations, catering to guests' preferences for Cottages, Guest
Houses, Hotels, or Motel stays.
The establishment boasts 5 Self-Catering Cottages, 2 Guest Houses, a
Boutique Hotel, and a 4-room Motel.
ACCOMMODATION
You’ll feel right at home at Verkykerskop’s coffee shop & restaurant. A
place to meet, eat, chat, write, read or just hang out with friends and
family.
RESTAURANT & BAR
Verkykerskop offers a unique opportunity for a few amazing self-
guided walks and hikes in and around the town.
HIKING TRAILS
The Farm Aansluit on which the village was established, is where
five roads from all directions meet. After the Boer War, this logical
point of co-location soon developed not only as a commercial
center, but was the heart of community life where Communion
was served once a month.
The first dwelling on the farm Annasdal to the east of the village
was a hartbeeshuisie of over 120 years old, still standing together
with the ruins of the old Waenhuis and klipkraal, now used as
camping site. The Annasdal farmstead stood on the main road
(“aan de wagen wegt”) between Natal and Transvaal passing
through Verkykerskop.
The sandstone paving at places along the road is still remaining to
this day.
The old “Eenman Skooltjie” was built in 1920 and closed in 1950.
Some of the farmers still farming in the area were schooled in this
small building. it has been renovated and now serves as a guest
cottage.
In the old days the subsistence farmers brought their maize to the
old mill house in the village for milling en selling the excess not
used on the farm. The mill house still stands to this day.
The old post house serves as an office for the Boerevereniging.
The old Jewish shop is now being restored and renovated into
guest accommodation. The old blacksmith shop now serves as a
residence.
HISTORY OF VERKYKERSKOP
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