Lochinvar National Park

The park was a great experience inspite not seeing as many animals as expected. The park has some hot springs and good spots for camping. However, distances to the water bodies with water we’re animals are is quite far.

Lochinvar still remains one of the best if not the best birding destinations. Thousands of Spur-winged geese 🪿, Cattle egrets, African skimmers, Ruffs, Red-knobbed coots will leave you in awe🫢, great numbers of Wattled cranes and Grey Crowned Cranes as they dance will make your visit memorable. Good numbers of Southern Pochards also occur. One of a few places you will find great numbers of Leopard tortoise weighing over 5kgs🐢, off course a rare sighting of a white Spur-winged goose.

Oh my God there is need to bring in animals in the park. Rangers I usually drunk.... however nature has a way of healing wounds, it's calm....

Reduced number of wild life animals within the park, but the hot springs and developing geothermal energy benefits within the region have great potential.

It's alright, not much to see due to the animals being driven away by mining activities in the area

The park is beautiful. It has different species of birds, antelopes, buffalos, zebras and many more. If you haven't been there please you're missing Alot.

It was very nice to see the hot spot.

Birds of all kinds