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FREE access to National Parks next week

11 September 2015 by Alan

South African National Parks (SANParks) is again opening its doors for free from Monday, 14 September until Friday, 18 September as part of the annual South African National Parks Week. This campaign under the established theme ‘Know Your National Parks’ will allow locals with valid identity documents an opportunity to spend a day at a national park of their choice, free of charge.

The week-long campaign will be applicable to all the national parks managed by SANParks, with the exception of Boulders in Table Mountain National Park and Namaqua National Park in the Northern Cape. Some of the parks will be extending the week to include the weekend. For individual park dates please visit: http://www.sanparks.org/about/events/parks_week/

The week grants free access to most of the 21 national parks for day visitors, especially people from the local communities. It should be noted that free access to parks does not in include free access to accommodation facilities and other tourist activities. Some of the parks will be extending the week to include the weekend.

Please click here to view a list of scheduled park activities taking place next week

Full Article: Cape Chamber of Commerce » Chamber Releases – FREE access to National Parks next week – Dean

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