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Meetings, Exhibitions and Special Events
The Conclave Country lodge, is situated north of Pretoria, a mere 30km and borders the famous Dinokengs big 5 Private Game Reserve. This haven is nestled between the rocky outcrops of the Bobbejaanberg mountains and offers a once in a lifetime bushveld experience. Given its accessible yet secure location it guarantees exclusivity.
Our venue and service with proven outstanding customer service and a spectacular modern country style venue, offers the best of both worlds. Experience the distinctive bushveld while enjoying four star luxurious treatment.
In need of professional, well organised, service driven venue that facilitates and caters for events such as conferences, weddings, team buildings, launches, workshops, milestone celebrations and more? You have chosen the right place!
WHAT MAKES US STAND OUT FROM THE REST?
As reflected in our name "Conclave", which means "Secret or Private Meeting Place", we pride ourselves in exclusivity and sophistication.
OUR TEAM
Deon Meiring – General Manager at Blue moonlight lodge
[email protected] – 087 802 2199
Marli Meiring – Front of office Manager/Function co-ordinator at Blue Moonlight Lodge
[email protected] – 087 802 2199
Kyla Smit – Sales and Marketing Manager at The Conclave Country Lodge
[email protected] – 082 780 0155
HISTORY OF THE CONCLAVE COUNTRY LODGE
The Conclave Country lodge, former known as the "Blue Moonlight lodge", changed its name in 2017.
Acquired by the owner, Basil du Plessis, in 2006, The Conclave Country lodge has undergone an impressive restoration into one of Dinokeng’s most elegant lodges.
Initially, it was bare land with only a thatched roof lapa with a cement floor on it, where church services were held on Sundays.
On 4 October 2007 however, construction work of the main building, conference room and venue at Blue Moonlight Lodge was completed.
Tragically, the lodge was struck by lightning and burned to the ground on 29 February 2008. According to the weather report the lightning struck the earth 23 times in a radius of 2km in a matter of 20 minutes time. It took 9 months to rebuild the new lodge.
