Klein Parys Padstal: The R60 Farm Stall Worth Stopping For
Some of the best moments on a Cape road trip happen between the destinations. A padstal, the South African farm stall, is where you stretch your legs, buy something homemade for later and end up staying for coffee. On the R60 between Robertson and Ashton, Klein Parys is one of those stops that is very hard to drive past.
This is the first post in an occasional Wine Valley Safari series on the roadside stops and padstalle along our routes through the Robertson Wine Valley and Route 62. We are starting close to home.
Finding Klein Parys on the R60
Klein Parys Plaasstal sits right on the R60 in the Klaasvoogds area, about 10 km outside Robertson on the way to Ashton and Montagu. Look out for the white buildings with striped roofs, a tall palm tree, the OPEN sign at the roadside and the Langeberg mountains filling the view behind.
Searching online? Don't mix it up with Klein Parys Vineyards, the historic wine estate in Paarl. The padstal in this post is the farm stall in the Langeberg, between Robertson and Ashton.
Inside the Farm Stall: Cakes, Pies, Preserves and Gifts
Step inside and it is a proper country farm stall. When we stopped by on an afternoon in late October, the counter was lined with cakes, quiches and baked treats under glass domes, and the shelves were packed with bagged snacks, wine, pantry goods, soaps and hand-care products, ceramics, serving boards and gifts.
Visitors regularly mention the pies, cakes and seasonal fresh fruit, along with jams, preserves, honey, chilli jam and dried fruit. It is the kind of place where you go in for one thing and leave with a full bag for the road.
Good to Know Before You Stop
Where: on the R60 between Robertson and Ashton, about 10 km from Robertson
Hours: online listings show 08:00 to 17:00, Monday to Saturday, and closed on Sundays. Call ahead to confirm, especially over public holidays
Phone: +27 23 626 6715
Families: a lawn for children to play, plus indoor and outdoor seating
Kos Mos Eatery: Slow-Cooked Lunches Behind the Padstal
Behind the shop is Kos Mos Eatery, the farm stall's restaurant. The dining room is bright and relaxed, with a chandelier, chalkboards and a sign that proudly says it is fully licensed. It works just as well for a cappuccino and a slice of cake as for a sit-down lunch.
Outside there is a paved courtyard with tables under a pergola, and a lawn with plenty of space for children to run around. Recent reviews praise the slow-cooked dishes, the baking and the friendly staff, and describe the prices as reasonable. The farm stall's Facebook page has featured dishes such as the chef's tomato soup, made with tomatoes grown on the farm.
Why Every Route 62 Road Trip Needs a Padstal Stop
Farm stalls are part of the rhythm of travelling in the Western Cape. They give you a taste of what the valley grows and makes, from fruit and preserves to baking and local wine. They are a welcome break on a long drive, and they keep money in small, local businesses. Klein Parys is part of the community too: in February 2026 it hosted the first Robertson Run/Walk for Life ‘Run The Hoof’ race day, with 15 km, 10 km and 5 km routes through Klaasvoogds. Klein Parys ticks every box: easy parking right off the road, good coffee and food, things to take home and a view of the mountains.
Making a weekend of it? Read our guide to travelling to Robertson, see things to do in the Langeberg and browse more Montagu & Route 62 stories.
Pair Your Padstal Stop with a Robertson Wine Tour
If you are staying in Montagu or Robertson, the R60 is the road you'll know well. Our guided Robertson wine tours visit the valley's best wineries Monday to Saturday, with pickups at 10h00 from Blou Pieke Boutique Hotel, 48 Long Street, Montagu, and at 11h00 from Four Cousins, 54 Voortrekker Ave, Robertson. Let us do the driving between the cellars, then take your time over a padstal stop on your own day off.
The Classic Golden Mile Wine Safari: from R650 per person, 13 wines across three estates on Robertson's Golden Mile
The Golden Mile Deluxe Wine Safari: from R895 per person. Choose three of our curated pairing and Cap Classique experiences
Planning a private day out? Our VIP Voyage tours can be tailored, so contact us to ask about adding a stop like Klein Parys.
Klein Parys: Your Questions Answered
Where is Klein Parys farm stall?
Klein Parys farm stall is on the R60 between Robertson and Ashton, about 10 km from Robertson, in the Robertson Wine Valley in the Western Cape.
Is Klein Parys Padstal the same as Klein Parys Vineyards in Paarl?
No. Klein Parys Vineyards is a wine estate in Paarl. Klein Parys Plaasstal is a separate farm stall and eatery on the R60 near Robertson.
What are Klein Parys farm stall's opening hours?
Klein Parys farm stall is open 08:00 to 17:00, Monday to Saturday, and closed on Sundays, according to online listings. Hours can change, so call +27 23 626 6715 before you travel.
Is Klein Parys farm stall family friendly?
Yes. Klein Parys has a lawn and garden for children, with indoor and outdoor seating at Kos Mos Eatery.
More Route 62 Roadside Gems Coming Soon
Klein Parys is the first stop in our series on the padstalle and roadside gems of the Robertson Wine Valley and Route 62, with more to come. Next time you are on the R60, pull over, order a coffee and take something homemade with you. Then book your Wine Valley Safari and let us take care of the driving.
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