Bontebok National Park to Reopen in Phased Stages from 1 August, With Limited Accommodation and Trails Available
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The first phase includes six self-catering chalets, the campsite, and the Aloe Hill, Acacia and Termite hiking trails.
The eight riverside chalets damaged by the floods are still undergoing refurbishment and are not yet available for reservations. Die Stroom Picnic Site and the Bushbuck Trail will also remain closed until rehabilitation work has been completed.
Additional facilities to reopen in phases
Further facilities and visitor experiences will reopen as restoration work progresses, with updates to be communicated as they become available.
SanParks said rehabilitation work would continue in phases, with additional facilities and visitor experiences reopening as restoration progresses. The organisation said it looked forward to welcoming visitors back to the park.
Accommodation bookings and the latest visitor information are available on the SanParks website.
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