Description
Lake Eland Game Reserve - Oribi
Covering an impressive 2500 hectares with diverse ecosystems of bushveld, grassland, coastal forest, wetland, and wild game, this natural landscape offers a place of peace and tranquility.
Brothers Eric and Trevor Dunstone purchased the land for conservation and founded the reserve in 2003. A large lake shaped like the eland, common in bushman paintings give the reserve its name “Lake Eland” in honour of this magnificent antelope and its symbolic meaning to the San.
Reserve Gate Times
7am — 5pm, Monday — Sunday
Day Visitor Entrance Fee
R80 per adult · R50 per child
Restaurant Hours
7:30am — 4:00 pm
Zipline & Scooter Hours
8:45am — 3pm (Last Tour)
Mountain Biking, Fishing and Hiking
Unspoiled nature, open spaces and you…
Lake Eland Game reserve offers mountain biking for beginners and advanced cyclists, with a variety of technical and easy routes. The 3 routes are located within the game-fenced area. Once on the track, you’ll ride amongst herds of eland, wildebeest, and mountain zebra, set against a backdrop of the oribi gorge.
Lake Eland Game Reserve has beautiful dams on the 2000ha. Popular species are Barbel, Carp, Yellowfish, Talapia, and Bass.
Explore Lake Eland Game Reserve in all its glory the way nature intended, by foot. Whether it’s a brisk run through the reserve or a leisurely stroll through many of the nature paths. It’s bound to leave you feeling relaxed and refreshed.
The rates are as follows:
Day visitor’s fee only (R75.00)
Bring your own gear/ equipment
Location
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854H+M5 Mahlabathini, South Africa
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