Green Point Park- Travel Tips
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Natural Scenery
South Africa
5 Reviews
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Suggested Duration: 2 hours
Green Point Urban Park, a stunning transformation of reclaimed marshland, is a key highlight of Cape Town's beautification efforts for the FIFA 2010 World Cup. Adjacent to the iconic DHL Stadium, this expansive, free-access park offers a serene escape for travelers exploring the nearby Sea Point promenade and Victoria and Alfred Waterfront. Visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of Lion's Head and Signal Hill, stroll through re-created wetlands teeming with native wildlife, and relax on spacious lawns perfect for picnics. With outdoor gyms, engaging playgrounds for children, and an inviting café, the park is a vibrant hub for leisure and community, all while promoting environmental sustainability and biodiversity.

Reviews of Green Point Park

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Eber Shibin
    5
    Reviewed: 2024-08-05

    A really beautiful park and a huge one at that. Evening time would be most suitable to have stroll along with your families. We entered from the Helen Suzman Boulevard side and exited on the side of the bay. The hills within Cape Town pose a great picture when you look back from the park side. Surely can spend 2 hrs coming here. The sunset at the bay side of the park on the odd day can be fabulous.

  • attractions-reviews-avatar mimi keti
    4
    Reviewed: 2024-04-09

    Lush green grass, creatures and a pond. You can also rent bikes for 2hrs,4hrs and 6hrs. You're allowed to ride the bikes outside the park. You just need to download the app and pay the fee to use the bikes; -R150 for 2hrs -R250 for 4hrs *Can't remember the 4th hour :)

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Fiona
    5
    Reviewed: 2024-03-26

    This beautiful garden created near the stadium is a collective space to find several outdoor activities from picnics to running, walking routes. There is a large water area so care must be taken with small children. The children’s play area is large and will keep the kids entertained. Be sure to walk through the biodiversity garden which has information boards explaining the different habitats

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Marisa Botes
    5
    Reviewed: 2024-02-13

    Visited the park with my kiddies | To be honest i was scared visiting the park alone with my kids but i was soon surrounded with caring people who loves to keep the park clean and to make sure everyone is safe in the park and then i had a lovely time. Parking around the park can be tough, so go nice and early to assure you get some good parking. There are public bathrooms in the park that are neat and also a little restaurant that sells ice creams and rents out bicycles for you to drive around. There is a big play area for the young kids and all over the fields and benches are groups of people having parties.. weddings, baby showers, and picnics under the trees 🌳 . I would definitely visit them again soon, so i recommend you do the same with your picnic blanket and basket. Just remember to clean up after yourself.

  • attractions-reviews-avatar Mandar Karnik
    4
    Reviewed: 2024-02-10

    Very beautiful park. It has an open gym to exercise. Small dog space where you can play with your dog and cafeteria if you are hungry. You can ride a bicycle inside the park. Must take an early morning walk here.

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