Bontebok National Park Fully Reopens After Flood Repairs
Following extensive rehabilitation work after the May 2026 floods, Bontebok National Park has successfully reopened its facilities to the public.
Restoring Nature's Gateway
Bontebok National Park has officially welcomed visitors back to its full range of facilities following a successful phased reopening. The park, which faced significant infrastructure damage during the floods in May 2026, has undergone extensive rehabilitation to ensure the safety and comfort of all guests.
What Visitors Can Expect
After a period of restricted access, the park is now fully operational. Guests can once again enjoy the diverse range of activities that make this park a gem of the Western Cape, including:
- Self-catering chalet accommodation.
- Full access to the popular camping sites.
- Reopened hiking trails, including the Aloe Hill, Acacia, and Termite trails.
Commitment to Conservation
SANParks has expressed gratitude for the patience shown by the public during the restoration process. The swift recovery of the park’s infrastructure highlights the dedication of the conservation teams working on the ground. As the park returns to normal operations, it continues to serve as a vital sanctuary for the bontebok and other indigenous wildlife, inviting nature enthusiasts to explore its restored beauty.
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