The decor and ambience lends itself to an overall amazing experience. 
All the accommodation looks onto the pool and restaurant area. 
Free roaming game add to the amazing atmosphere. The venue
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The name Mologa signifies more than just a lodge; it encapsulates a philosophy.
Offering game drives, wildlife viewing opportunities, and a swimming pool, Mologa River Lodge is nestled in the African bushveld between Rust de Winter Dam and the Gauteng hills. Some of the chalets feature a private deck with views of the Elands River and the surrounding bushveld. They each come with satellite TV, minibar and tea-and-coffee making facilities. The en-suite bathroom includes a bath and double shower, and some units also boast an outdoor shower. The lodge has a boma bonfire, shared lounge, and gym facilities. Guests can enjoy meals in the dining area and drinks in the bar. Conference rooms are also available and there is free Wi-Fi throughout the lodge.
Mologa River Lodge is located 18 km from the Dinokeng Game Reserve, and 90 km from Pretoria. Wonderboom Aerodrome is 85 km away.
The rooms and their luxury speak for themselves 
The stylish en suite bathrooms add another level of luxury. 
The infinity pool overlooking the Elands River. Accommodation
- The rooms at Mologa River Lodge offer a luxurious and tranquil retreat in the heart of the African bushveld. Each chalet is thoughtfully designed to blend comfort with nature, featuring private decks that provide stunning views of the Elands River and surrounding wilderness. The interiors are elegantly furnished, equipped with modern amenities such as satellite TV, a minibar, and tea-and-coffee making facilities, ensuring guests have everything they need for a relaxing stay. The en-suite bathrooms are spacious and indulgent, with a bath and double shower, and select units offer the added luxury of an outdoor shower, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the natural surroundings. The luxury chalets also have a jacuzzi. Attention to detail is evident in every aspect of the accommodation, from the quality of the linens to the tasteful decor, creating an atmosphere of serene elegance that enhances the overall experience at Mologa River Lodge.
Birding
Birdwatching in the Rust de Winter and Elands River area is a captivating experience, offering enthusiasts a chance to explore one of South Africa's most diverse avian habitats. Located on the border of Gauteng and Limpopo, this region is home to an impressive variety of bird species, making it a prime destination for birdwatchers.
Sought after specials
The area is an owl paradise and has many sought after species.
The fences along the main road often host Southern White-faced Owl but there are two even more special species to be found. A drive to the Elands River bridge can offer up African Scops Owl in the dense riverine bush and Verreaux's Eagle-owl in the large trees.
What is more prized is River Warbler which can be heard calling in the dense bush at the Elands River bridge in mid march although they are much trickier to get to see.
The area as a whole is good for a wide array of quality bushveld birds and raptors have a strong presence in the area.
With some odd rarities, a trip to Rust de Winter dam could turn up an array of odd species.
The area is an owl paradise and has many sought after species.
The fences along the main road often host Southern White-faced Owl but there are two even more special species to be found. A drive to the Elands River bridge can offer up African Scops Owl in the dense riverine bush and Verreaux's Eagle-owl in the large trees.
What is more prized is River Warbler which can be heard calling in the dense bush at the Elands River bridge in mid march although they are much trickier to get to see.
The area as a whole is good for a wide array of quality bushveld birds and raptors have a strong presence in the area.
With some odd rarities, a trip to Rust de Winter dam could turn up an array of odd species.
Black Crake and African Jacana can be seen from the balcony of your accommodation. 
Verreaux's Eagle-owl is a tricky bird to find in the wider Gauteng area. 
The area is an owl paradise and Southern White-faced Owl is regularly seen and heard. 
Nearby Rust de Winter dam has even had a Greater Frigate bird as one of the local bizarre rarities. 
Equally scarce in wider Gauteng, Southern Carmine Bee-eater often make an appearance in low numbers. Facilities and services
Rooms (double and twin)
Bush Camp (no electricity)
Restaurant / Kitchen
Swimming pool
Game drives
Bush Camp (no electricity)
Restaurant / Kitchen
Swimming pool
Game drives
Licensed bar
Conference rooms
Wi-fi
Satellite TV
Spa treatments
Conference rooms
Wi-fi
Satellite TV
Spa treatments
For the birder
Game drives
Self drive
Guides booked via outside providers
Breakfast / lunch packs available
Self drive
Guides booked via outside providers
Breakfast / lunch packs available
24 hour entry / exit
Birding related curio shop
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Birding related curio shop
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Top ticks
River Warbler
Thrush Nightingale
Verreaux's Eagle-owl
Thrush Nightingale
Verreaux's Eagle-owl
African Scops Owl
Southern White-faced Owl
Grey-headed Kingfisher
Southern White-faced Owl
Grey-headed Kingfisher
Nearby hotspots
Kgomo Kgomo floodplain
Rust de Winter
Dinokeng
Rust de Winter
Dinokeng
Klipvoor dam
Roodeplaat dam
Vaalkop Dam
Roodeplaat dam
Vaalkop Dam