Local parks remain closed

Editor Paula-Ann Smit

Monday, 01 June 2020, 12:03
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Local parks remain closed
The Nqweba Dam outside Graaff-Reinet, as viewed from one of the Camdeboo National Park’s entrances.

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KAROO NEWS & VIDEO - Although some South African National Parks (SANParks) will be open to visitors as of 1 June, when level three of lockdown is implemented, Karoo parks will remain closed for now.

According to a statement by SANParks, only its open-access national parks will allow visitors. These parks include Golden Gate Highlands-, parts of Garden Route- and Table Table Mountain National Park, with the exception of Boulders Beach and Cape Point.

“The Minister of Environment, Forestry and Fisheries will release a statement in due course regarding the opening of the other parks,” SANParks’ statement read.

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According to a statement by SANParks, only its open-access national parks will allow visitors. 

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