Luckhoff
Geography and history
Luckhoff is small town situated in the Motheo and Xhariep region of the Free State Province in South Africa. It is well-known for its merino sheep-farming. In 1892, Luckhoff was founded on the farm Koffiekuil. It is named after a Dutch Reformed Church preacher, Reverend H J Luckhoff. Although this town is renowned for its merino sheep, the majority of sheep that can be found in the area are dorper and damara. Luckhoff is located 82 km from Philippolis and 56 km from Fauresmith.
The Dutch Reformed Church is 100 years old and was built using the stones in the area. To this day, there is a gas lamp in front of the City Hall that was used as a streetlight in the earlier days.
Accommodation
A wonderful spectrum of visitor accommodation ranges is available – from guest houses to self-catering units, farms, camping facilities and much more. Please see our accommodation directory for a complete list of places to stay in Luckhoff.
Activities and attractions
Luckhoff may be a small farming town, but it offers tourists many activities to entertain the whole family.
Things to do in Luckhoff include:
- Dutch Reformed Church
- Gunpowder houses (Anglo-Boer War Monument)
- “Ossewa” tracks (“Groot Trek”)
- Rolfontein Nature Reserve
- Van der Kloof Dam
- Sheep-farming
- Hunting opportunities
Restaurants
Luckhoff has a variety of places to eat, ranging from budget to finer dining options. For a complete list, please view our restaurant directory.
Businesses
Please see our business directory for more information on businesses in the area.
| Luckhoff Tourism Office Information | |
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| Telephone: | +27(0)53 206 0033 |
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