PLEASE NOTE: Where applicable, select &complete pensioner discount option and/or Infant no-charge option, for each activity!
The Reserve is a self-drive facility with regularly maintained dirt roads that can be handled by most passenger vehicles (although we wouldn’t recommend that you attempt a self-drive in your supercar).
Enjoy the reserve in the comfort of your own vehicle.
Certain roads are only accessible by 4×4 vehicles.
When heavy rains affect our roads and they become wet and slippery, check our website for regular updates and call our Booking & Information Office to be sure.
011 957 0106 / 0109
Included in the self-drive fee, is entry to:
• Hippo Walkway
• Waterfowl Park
• Predator Enclosures – Lion, Cheetah & Wild Dog,
• Wildlife centre,
• Picnic & Braai areas including kiddie’s play areas,
• Swimming pool,
• All restaurants.
• Food and beverages,
• Braai grid rental,
• WonderCave entry
• Game Drive
• Accommodation
• Souvenirs
• Predator Feeding ONLY Saturday, Sunday & Public Holidays at 13:00 – Please arrive at least 30 min before feeding
• Soft-top vehicles not allowed in Predator Camps
• Open bakkies are not allowed in Predator Camps
• Bicycle racks not advised in Predator Camps
• Remove soft spare wheel covers before entering Predator Camps
My parents, daughter and I really enjoyed the experience and seeing so many animals was great. The lion and hyena feeding was interesting to watch. - Kerry
It was a great trip, much appreciated the way the reserve has been manintained - rajju
Absolutely amazing! Our whole family loved it. The Day Visitors Centre is also a fantastic stop and makes the experience even better. - Aimee
Very neat and tidy reserve with easily accessible roads. The Neck and Deck restaurant was also neat and tidy with excellent service. The Slushy machine at the day visitor's center needs a revamp however. Excellent number of animals. Last note: As a dangerous nature site guide I deal a lot with indemnity forms. On your indemnity you cover yourselves by informing guests that they could encounter poisonous snakes. Snakes are venomous and not poisonous as they inject their toxin with a bite. The only way someone will be poisoned by a snake is if they decide to eat it's head on the premises therefore if someone gets bitten they can use that loophole in a court case. I will be visiting the park again it was a great experience. - Kaenan
Great day at the park. Payment for entry was done online and entry at the park was as easy as a scan of the invoice barcode. Saw lots of animals including some big five. The sanctuary is a bit neglected and the cages need some grass cutting and general cleaning. The toilets were clean and in order. - Andre
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