In planning your activities at National Heritage Nature Park, you'll be spoilt for choice ranging from complete relaxation to exciting and fascinating action.

Relax

• Sit on the deck and enjoy the view.
  
• Relax around the dam and take in some sunshine.
  
• Hone your skills on the tennis court and in the cricket net.
  
• Relax around the swimming pool or go for a dip.
  
• Keep yourself entertained in our fully equipped games room.

Trout Fishing

• On our well-stocked dam, a mere cast from the deck; or
  
• On nearby waters, both dam and river.

Horse Riding

• What better way to enjoy the scenery and wildlife than to take a leisurely, guided, interpretive horse ride. Horse trails range from one and a half hours to two hours, whilst we also have pony rides for the kids.

Walks

• Let Brian Bode, your field guide, take you on an interpretive guided walk, from an easy saunter to something more challenging.
  
• Walk to bushmen paintings (San rock art).
  
• Bathe in crisp, clear mountain streams.
  
• Vulture feeding site - watch Cape vultures, lammergeiers and other raptors feeding a mere 20 metres away.
  
• Walk through indigenous forests and marvel at their splendour.
• Overnight 3 hour hike to caves.

Game Drives

• Brian will take you on an informative game drive in an open Land Rover. This is not your "Big Five" drive but a chance to see some of the antelope species and grassland birds, and enjoy the spectacular view.
  

Sport and Recreation

• Swimming pool
• Tennis court
• Pool table
• Table tennis
• Cricket net
• Mountain biking (bring your own bicycles).

Other Places of Interest

• Hlatikhulu Crane and Wetland Sanctuary.
• Kamberg, Highmoor and Giants Castle Nature Reserves.
• The Midlands Meander is a totally absorbing outing with many arts and crafts, restaurants and shops.
• Nottingham Road village is only 40 minutes away.
  
• Abseiling.
  
• Obstacle course.
  
• Nine-hole country golf course.
  
• Cultural experiences:
  - visit a Zulu homestead;
  - visit a sangoma (traditional healer);
  - Zulu dancers;
  - Visit the home of San descendents and enjoy their history and stories.
• Kamberg or Giants Castle rock art. With 3000 images in the Ukhahlamba Drakensberg Park it is considered to be one of the richest rock art areas in the world.