Bontebok National Park Open To The Public Following Flood Damage
The Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment, David Maynier, visited the Bontebok National Park on 29 August 2026, to receive a briefing on...
Children of all ages – and even the not-so-little but young-at-heart – are welcome to join in the educational activities to learn more about nature and the Park.
Guided walks to meet the fascinating creepy crawlies and plants of the Park are on offer as well as special Kid”s game drives on the Park”s open safari vehicles. Children can listen to fun animal stories during story hour or enjoy some hands-on arts & crafts or origami sessions.
Activities take place at the Ulwazi Interpretive Centre in Addo Main Camp and are free of charge, except for the kids” guided game drive. Both day and overnight visitors are welcome to participate.
Booking is essential for the kids” guided game drive (for ages 6 to 11 years only) and can be done through the Game Drive Office on [email protected] or tel 042 2338657. Entry fees are payable when visiting the Addo Elephant National Park.
Addo Elephant National Park Wild Child holiday programme
Issued by:
South African National Parks
Megan Taplin
Regional Marketing & Communications Manager
Addo Elephant * Camdeboo * Karoo* Mountain Zebra National Parks
Tel: 042 233 8609 or 083 650 8649